Ke Jiao, a member of the Space-Time Investigation Bureau, made a big mistake during a mission.
As punishment, she was sent to a romance novel for mental torture by the regulatory authorities.
In the new century, people's material desires and emotions have reached saturation, individuals can achieve perfect integration with society from birth, intelligent neural AI covers every aspect of life, scientific and technological medical care has reached its peak, and it is easy to achieve anything you want.
Thus, mental torture replaced physical punishment.
To get out of prison, Ke Jiao must enter the book to reach the "perfect ending". Once he dies, he will be forced to exit the story and re-enter.
Ke Jiao tried it thirteen times.
In an ancient world with distorted human nature, it was difficult for her to integrate into the entire society with modern concepts. She kept trying, observing, avoiding, begging, and killing... Without exception, they all failed.
Ke Jiao gradually understood during thirteen time travels that the "perfect ending" is not a perfect ending for the protagonist, but a perfect ending for the rule maker, that is, the author.
The meaning contained in every description of the author is the world that Ke Jiao needs to understand.
In the last time travel, Ke Jiao perfectly played the role of "Puppet Man". No matter how much the torture reached, she would never have any flaws.
But... Is reaching the "perfect ending" really considered success?
Purpose: Never find a "perfect ending"