Quick Travel: Falling in Love with the Characters

- Protagonist (sufferer): Su Mu, a well-known online novel author, is good at writing "one attack, many sufferers" cool novels, but most of the male protagonists in his novels are paranoid and extremely possessive. One day, he died suddenly because he stayed up late to work on a manuscript. When he woke up, he found that he was bound to the "plot correction system" and was forced to travel into the worlds of various novels he wrote. His identity was "cannon fodder" or "white moonlight" who was tortured physically and mentally by the male protagonists in the book. In the early stage, the character complains about slavery and has a strong desire to survive. In the later stage, he gradually finds himself in the emotional entanglement of different worlds. - System: "Corrector No. 007", Who has a mechanical voice but occasionally has a vicious tongue. His mission is to let Su Mu make up for the regret of being "cannon fodder" in the book, and to correct the extreme personalities of the male protagonists due to plot bugs, otherwise they will be obliterated by the will of the world. - Su Mu not only has to deal with the male protagonists who are deeply obsessed with the "original body" created by herself (one is subject to multiple attacks), but she also has to hide the identity of the "author" to avoid the male protagonists discovering the truth that "the world is a book". World setting 1. He dominated the literary world in ancient times -Original person (Su Yan): The contracted lover of the male protagonist Gu Yan (the ruthless tyrant), who was tortured by Gu Yan because of his "ignorance" and was eventually framed by his love rival to die tragically. - Mission: terminate the contract, escape Gu Yan's control, and survive; at the same time, correct Gu Yan's paranoid character of "abuse for the sake of abuse" (such as reducing forced love and learning respect). - Male protagonists: - Gu Yan: He has a twisted possessive desire for his original self. After discovering that the "Su Mu version of the original self" is no longer humble and flattering, he becomes even more interested. - Wen Jingran: The gentle second male lead in the book, a doctor, once silently guarded his original body. After Su Mu came through, he took the initiative to approach him and became his "safe haven". - Su Mu used the "author's perspective" to predict Gu Yan's routine, and turned against the generals. At the same time, he was swayed by Wen Jingran's tenderness, and his inner OS: "Why did I write the second male lead so well back then!" 2.? The world of fairy tales and sadomasochism -Original identity (Cheng Nian): The male protagonist Mo Yuan (Qing Leng Xianzun) was a disciple. Because he was a "descendant of the demon clan", he was imprisoned and tortured by Mo Yuan. In the end, he died in order to protect Mo Yuan. - Mission: Escape from Mo Yuan and prove his innocence; correct Mo Yuan's extreme concept of "sacrifice love for the common people". - Male protagonists: - Mo Yuan: On the surface, he is indifferent, but in fact he has hidden feelings for the original person but dare not admit it. Su Mu's resistance made him face his heart for the first time. - Ye Chen: The young master of the demon clan, a sibling of the original person, and had a relationship with the original person once in the book. After Su Mu came through, he took the initiative to form an alliance, and gradually developed a possessive desire. - Su Mu used her understanding of "plot foreshadowing" to find evidence that the descendants of the demon clan are not evil. At the same time, she survived between the "duplicity" of the Immortal Lord and the "straightforward defense" of the Demon Lord. 3.? Apocalyptic zombie literary world - Original body (Chu Luo): The "canary" of the male protagonist Lu Zhan (the leader of the base). Because he was suspected of being infected with the virus, Lu Zhan personally pushed him into the zombie swarm. - Mission: Survive in the apocalypse and gain the ability to protect yourself; correct the cold setting of "sacrifice everything for the benefit of the base" in land warfare. - Male protagonists: - Land War: Decisive in killing, he had no feelings for the original, but was shaken by Su Mu's survival wisdom and resilience, and regretted his original decision. - Shen Che: There is a hidden boss in the book, a person with superpowers. He was once saved by his original self, and he has been paying attention to him secretly. After Su Mu came through, he took the initiative to protect him. Su Mu used the author's understanding of "apocalyptic resource points" and "laws of superpower evolution" to build survival infrastructure and slap the doubters in the face, while Lu Zhan and Shen Che secretly competed for protection rights. 4. Undersea copy world setting -Original: The "flawed" prince of the deep-sea mermaid tribe. Because the color of his tail fin was different from that of his peers (not gold/blue, which symbolizes nobility, but a rare silver-gray), he was considered unlucky and was imprisoned in a coral cage since he was a child. In the plot of the book, he was sacrificed to the "behemoth of the deep sea" to quell the disaster within the clan, and became a tool to promote emotional warming. - Mission: - Escape from the coral cage, prove that you are not "ominous", and gain recognition from the mermaid tribe; - Corrected the "Sacrifice" plot to prevent meaningless sacrifices; - Reconcile the conflict between the merfolk and the human fleet (optional). - Male protagonists: - Cang Lan: The high priest of the mermaid clan, the original body's nominal guardian, who superficially carried out the "sacrifice" order indifferently, but in fact secretly observed the original body for many years, and became aware of the secret of the silver-gray tail fin (which may be related to the ancient mermaid bloodline). After Su Mu came back, he found that the "original body" suddenly became cunning and vivid, breaking his inherent understanding of the "ominous person", and his possessiveness grew crazily in his restraint. - Rex: The captain of the human ocean-going fleet, with an unruly personality. He broke into the mermaid territory in search of the legendary "deep sea treasure", and mistakenly rescued Su Mu who escaped from the cage (when he transformed into his legs) as a human in distress. He was full of curiosity about the mysterious underwater world, and developed a strong desire to protect Su Mu, who was sometimes fragile and sometimes sharp. Later, he was caught in a struggle between the interests of the fleet and the position of the mermaid tribe. - Mo: The oldest "sea monster" in the deep sea. Its body is a giant octopus that can set off tsunamis. The book is set as an "all-devouring disaster", but he accidentally rescues Su Mu when he is being hunted - just because Su Mu has the aura left by an old friend who slept thousands of years ago (foreshadowing: it may be related to Su Mu's authorship or past life). He is not good at words, and the way to express his possessiveness is to trap Su Mu in his deep sea cave with his tentacles, which is clumsy and forceful. Su Mu used "the author's understanding of the deep sea setting" (such as the hidden luminous seaweed forest, the healing pearl spring) to avoid pursuit, and even used marine life to counterattack the enemy, staging an "undersea version of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds." - The hierarchical system of the mermaid clan, the prejudice against "others", and the human greed for deep sea resources conflicted. Su Mu struggled with this, complaining about the unreasonable plot that he had "set up for the sake of torture", but also had to bite the bullet and solve the mess. - The interaction between the three male protagonists is full of tension: Cang Lan uses the power of the priest to secretly pave the way for Su Mu, Rex uses human technology to try to "bring him ashore", and Mo uses the most primitive power to bring Su Mu into his territory. Su Mu is caught in the middle and laments: "Why did I write the underwater copy in such a Shura field?" - Early stage: Su Mu complained about the "bloody plot" she wrote while gritting her teeth to complete the task. She just wanted to "keep a distance" from the male protagonists. However, due to the inertia of the plot, she was repeatedly involved in emotional entanglements. She was often annoyed by the "familiar operations" of the male protagonists ("Is this a joke I wrote?!"). - Mid-term: When encountering more complex worlds (such as ABO worlds, infinite dungeons), the number of male protagonists increases, and some people begin to realize that "Su Mu is different from the original person", the system issues "hidden tasks" - looking for "key foreshadowing" that was missed when writing the article, and gradually discovers that his sudden death may be related to the "awakening of consciousness" in these worlds. - Later stage: The male protagonist of a certain world accidentally learns the truth that "the world is a book". Instead of collapsing, he develops a more extreme obsession with the "Creator" Su Mu. Surrounded by the emotions of multiple male protagonists, Su Mu finally faces his own heart, and at the same time reveals the ultimate secrets of "system binding" and "world anomaly" (it may be that the consciousness of the male protagonists collectively rebelled against the plot and accidentally pulled Su Mu into the book), and finally can travel between the real and novel worlds. Motto: Be cautious when speaking