The Heroines in My Stories Have Come to Life

Lin Jue: ☀️How to celebrate summer? Then let me take Little Jasmine to the beach for some selfies while we're enjoying the sunshine!

Is it possible that the female protagonist actually came to life, and the author used this to write a novel to support them? 😠

Just so you know, the author bio that says the editor rejected the manuscript is true.

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Classic misunderstandings, they're always using misunderstandings to advance the plot. Coupled with the clichés of romance novels, it's really awkward, like pretending to be a girlfriend or hiding in the closet. Can't they come up with a different formula?

This is similar to a book I was reading. The protagonist's novel features a female protagonist who is the peak Mahayana stage patriarch of a sect projected into reality. I've only read a few chapters and it's already turned into a supernatural urban fantasy. I'm sure this part will toxicate a lot of people.

This book discusses the various challenges faced by online novelists and the problems plaguing the online literature industry today. It gives me a similar feeling to Japanese light novels or anime about writing manga, novels, or animation. In short, this kind of content is rare.

I really like the author's books, but unfortunately the pandemic has left me broke and heavily in debt. If I had seen this three years ago, I would have donated money. 😢

Actually, you could add a note in the synopsis saying it's a harem story and that the plot requires no character cards; otherwise, it's easy for people to think it's an unfinished novel. I saw this book a long time ago, but because of the character cards, I always thought it was an unfinished story and didn't read it. 😅

This book is a fictional work based on the author's real dreams.