Jade Title Pearl: After Being Introduced to the World in the Book

Zhongli asked Ewei to write a novel for her with her as the protagonist. Unexpectedly, the two of them had just finalized the plot of their new book. When they woke up, Zhongli was already in the world of the book. He was also strongly bound by a strange system, threatening her to correct the plot, and Zhongli was forced to become a puppet. Small theater: The long street is bustling with hustle and bustle, and as crowds of people pass by, a mask stall quietly spreads out its assortment of masks at a corner of the street. The girl standing in front of the stall gently twisted a fox pattern mask with her fingertips, raised her hand to cover her face, revealing only a pair of crescent-shaped eyes. She tilted her head slightly to look at the young man beside her, and her voice was wrapped in a brisk smile: "Ayu, if I change my appearance, can you still recognize me?" The young man lowered his eyes, his eyes fell on the slightly raised corners of her lips under her mask, and without any hesitation: "Have you forgotten? You and I are of the same origin. Even if your appearance changes completely, your breath will lead me to find you." The girl wrinkled her nose lightly and added a bit of coquettishness in her tone: "What I found is just this body. If my soul leaves my body, what will you do?" The young man chuckled, with a hint of careless joking in his tone: "Then I won't look for you anymore. I will go there when your soul is in peace." "Humph, I knew you had nothing nice to say!" The girl stamped her foot in annoyance, picked up the mask and turned around to leave. The young man then casually picked up a plain mask, paid the money, and followed him calmly. The two figures disappeared into the crowd in an instant, leaving only a faint trace of aura lingering quietly in the air. Sentient people see through the truth, innocent people get involved, and the system disrupts fate... When the original plot line is completely disrupted, what will be the ending of this misplaced life in the name of "book-traveling"?