Why are the heroines in your works always so strong, brave, unshakable, and indestructible?
Because I'm a coward.
Then why does the heroine in your latest work break so completely with your usual mold? Some even called her a failure.
Because I'm a failure, and she's a success.
Jiang En is a moderately well-known web novelist. Most of her works brim with optimism and vitality.
Readers jokingly call them their spiritual home and the electric blanket they want to be wrapped in after death.
Except for one book:
The Girl in Ward 13
The heroine, Jiang Xu, is nothing like the sunny heroines Jiang En used to write.
She's frail, naive, indecisive, and always relying on others, attaching herself to the strong like a dodder vine that would wither if separated from its host.
This completely different characterization baffled readers and made the novel a hot topic of controversy.
The story ended amid sharply divided reviews.
Later, scenes from the novel began to warp into reality, and high-risk characters broke through the dimensional barrier and ran rampant. Some seized the opportunity to stir up bloodshed, while others took out old grudges...
Even Jiang En, who kept a low profile, was swept into the maelstrom. Faced with danger and the malice of others, she was helpless.
The author who had created so many famous characters didn't have a single one capable of entering the real world.
Jiang En was ridiculed mercilessly.
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