The Truth Is Out: I'm a Transmigrator

New pre-release: #Fantasy and Wild Ideas

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Xu Chao is a bibliophile who'll die without books. As luck would have it, he suddenly transmigrates to another world where there are no books. He holds out for three months, but when his hunger for books becomes unbearable, he finally snaps and reveals to the people of this world that he's a transmigrator. He says he can save their country, but in exchange, they have to give him good books to read!

The people of the other world are dumbfounded. A transmigrator? Save the country? He wants books?

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Xu Chao: "No books? Find someone to write them."

Xu Chao: "There's a guy named Shakespeare over there. With a name like that, he must be able to write. Get him to do it!"

Xu Chao: "Goethe? Well, look at you. You're coming too. You're my dinner for today."

Xu Chao: "What! Miss Charlotte? Come on over and write here, please! If I don't get another book to read, I'll really die."

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Later, Xu Chao gets furious. "Shakespeare, I told you to write a novel, not Hamlet! I've already read that! Aaaaaah!"

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The people of the world of Fila have been deceived by the gods. They believe that only by eradicating their humanity and pursuing divinity can they gain extraordinary powers and protect themselves from terrifying threats. But that's not true at all. They could always connect to the universe on their own, but the gods' brainwashing made them forget their true nature.

Until that transmigrator arrived.

He ran around looking for authors to write books, and book by book, he awakened the people and set an entire age ablaze!

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Xu Chao works himself to the bone just to have books to read. But while he's starving to death, a crowd comes along to tell him that he's saved humanity?

"Uh, no, can someone save me first?!"

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Reader's guide:

1. A heavily altered parallel world and a fantasy tale about great writers.

2. Wildly imaginative and completely over the top.

3. The male lead is a total lunatic with an absolutely delightful state of mind. He'll really die without books, and accidentally saves the world just trying to survive.

Theme: Books are the ladder of human progress