A Self-Rescue Guide for Comic Book Protagonists

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Yu Ying transmigrated.

He transmigrated into a comic that had only just begun serialization.

The good news: he became the protagonist.

The bad news: he became a scrapped version of the protagonist.

As the scrapped protagonist, Yu Ying must work hard to make himself noticeable if he wants to survive in this world full of danger.

In other words, he needs to appear more often in the comic and win the affection of readers in another world.

That's what the world's consciousness told him.

"Apocalypse Walker" is the latest work by the currently hottest comic artist, Gege Da.

As soon as it was released, it took the world by storm.

The comic's protagonist, Jing Feng, is the standard hot-blooded action manga hero.

But the character who draws readers' attention the most is Yu Ying, the fabled secondary protagonist.

He's a fanatical believer, but his god has long since fallen.

He becomes an avenger, a stubborn, obsessive madman,

until, in the end, he burns away everything,

and finally meets his god in his last moments of life.

Reader advisory:

1. No CP. The male lead is focused on himself, though the story does include readers shipping the protagonists.

2. The male lead is a scrapped version of the protagonist, but he still has some protagonist's luck.

3. There is always someone stronger out there.

4. A scrapped protagonist is still a protagonist.

Theme: Set fate's threads in motion and weave a new timeline