I Wrote Destiny's Son as a Puppet

In the embers of the war between Huo Feng City and Liaoyuan City, young Wang Jin was burdened with the mystery of his parents' death in the battle, and was living an elusive existence in a grocery store in the outer city. After four months of recruit training, he originally qualified for the Awakening Stone with excellent results, but failed to awaken in full view of the public and became a laughing stock. However, the gears of fate turned quietly - his adoptive father Wang Laizi dug out the mysterious iron box left by his parents. One of the unused awakening stones actually allowed him to truly awaken an unprecedented power: [Puppet Master of Destiny] As long as you write down the target's fate in the next 72 hours in the book, and make his behavior completely consistent, you can turn the other person into a puppet of your own destiny. When his rival Lin Zhi, an awakened person with a profound background, showed off his power in front of everyone and vowed to kill him in the recruit mission, Wang Jin chose to fight back. Entering the danger-ridden No. 77 Fire Forbidden World "Black Thorn" forward base, red mist fills the air, minefields are densely covered, and forbidden species lurk. Wang Jin quietly laid out a killing plan, using a fake map as bait, and wrote three key plots with the pen of fate: [Lin Zhi chose to patrol the minefield in Section A7 of Area D, carrying a silver badge] [Lin Zhi followed Wang Jin's traces and ventured into the minefield] [Lin Zhi triggered the detonation device and the crystal energy mine exploded and died] Three steps to form a game, interlocking with each other. When a series of explosions tore through the red mist night, Lin Zhi's body was completely gone. Due to the rules of the Fate Puppet Book, he inherited the power of "Fire Attribute Blader". But this is just the beginning. The truth behind the death of his parents, the secret of Lin Zhi's father Lin Jie, the war treasure that was "handed over"... Layers of fog shrouded Huofeng City. "What I wrote down was not a plan, it was your destiny."