Divine Vision: the Literary Destiny of Chayue Mengsu

Chayue Mengsu just wants to be a writer quietly, coding, drinking tea, and looking at the moon. Until one day, while she was coding late at night, a tip and long comment from [User: Wenchang Dijun] suddenly appeared in her private message in the background. Immediately afterwards, [User: Guanyin Bodhisattva] left a "compassion instruction" at the end of her chapter. [User: Yue Lao] began to lead the characters in her books, and even [User: King of Hell] sent a complaint, saying that the horror stories she wrote scared the ghosts of the underworld. From then on, Chayue Mengsu discovered that her face was no longer just a skin, but a magical instrument that carried cultural destiny; her pen was no longer just a tool for making a living, but the power to stir up the storms in the three realms. This is the daily life of a female writer who is "watched" and "urged" by the gods. It is also her counterattack path to repair the broken world and rebuild her own soul with words.