My Resentful Heroine Comes Out of the Book

Other people's systems issue reward tasks, but my "system" is the heroine in my novel. She posted: [Today's practical operation: Use 500 yuan to bankrupt the canteen downstairs]. Penalty for failure: acupuncture to urge 30,000 words to be updated. My name is Lu Ren, and I am being "supervised across dimensions" by Luo Qingying, the resentful heroine I created. She thought the slap-in-the-face plot I wrote was too fake, so my life became her testing ground: setting up a stall and fighting with the urban management, watching a false accusation and overturning the train on the subway, and even having to wear a book and be a eunuch to get slapped. What's even more devastating is that the world in the book frequently suffers from bugs - the general is allergic to iron, and the hero only wants to raise pigs after losing his memory. In order to patch it up, I was forced to study "Textual Research on Ancient War Armor Fabrics" and design a "quack medical insurance package." Unexpectedly, these outrageous "restoration logs" were regarded as myths by readers, and my novel became popular because of its "too hard-core realism"! Now, while Luo Qingying is picking on the physical logic of my new chapter, she is sharing the profits from the character's co-branded underwear with me. This magical creative life is simply the most unconventional plot I have ever written.