Transmigrating into a Book and Rewriting My Rain God's Fate [Cyberpunk]

Er Lin's childhood friend recommended a book to her. After reading it, she was unhappy with the ending. Then, by accident, she transmigrated into the book as the protagonist, Ke Lin, and completely rewrote the Rain God's fate.

The original main plot went like this:

Sixty-six dried-out elements could be exchanged for just one brain-computer fragment. Collect ten fragments to activate one brain-computer consciousness.

To completely rewrite the Rain God's fate, she first had to become the Rain God! Ten brain-computer fragments could activate one conscious rainfall!

She disagreed with the original Rain God Ke Lin's views on love. During the Vanity Fair, she decisively rejected Han Wo, never suspecting that this would completely rewrite Ke Lin's fate.

But what she never expected was that, before she could finish rewriting everything, a story that had already ended would suddenly start serializing again...

And because of what she'd done, she was classified as a bug and kicked back to reality. Only then did she learn that her accidental transmigration into the book hadn't been an accident at all.

The main plot, after the rewrite, goes like this:

After experiencing a transmigration and rewrite that was both accidental and not an accident, Er Lin happily watches from God's-eye view as the original protagonist returns to relive the events after the point where she'd rewritten the story...

Ke Lin and Han Wo aren't the protagonists. The real protagonists are Er Lin and Ming Huang, who change after going through everything the two of them experienced.

Please note before reading:

1. This work is entirely fictional, and its worldbuilding is imaginary. Any settings are for the sake of the plot. Please don't relate them to the real world. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. I hope you enjoy it, and thank you for your support.

2. This work is exclusive to Jinjiang Literature City. Please support the official version. Thank you for your cooperation and love.

3. Blurb revised on February 22, 2025.

Theme: A moment of loneliness is not a pain that lasts forever.