Believer's Rule: Look at Me

"Look at me, look at me." In the literal cage composed of rules, strange stories and endless reincarnation, this is the humblest mantra and a grand and secret sacrifice. Here, not being written means complete nothingness. They knelt on the cold bluestone and prayed to the Creator Chayue Mengsu to write them into the book. Even if the cost is to become a tragic character who struggles within the rules and eventually reaches a predetermined ending, it is better than being a vague wandering ghost forever in the gap between reality and fiction. They prayed she would live longer. Because they know that in this twisted world, the life of the Creator is their only timeline. If she stops writing, if she grows old or disappears, then the world created by her will instantly collapse and turn into ink dust flying all over the sky. They begged her to look at them more. Don't look at the cold data, don't look at the noisy comment section, but through the indestructible barrier made of words, see the fresh and tired faces behind the screen, and see the "conspirators" who are struggling with her in the void. This is a two-way redemption. In the quagmire of reality, she uses her keyboard to crush mediocrity and her words to fight against nothingness; And in the imaginary abyss, they used "Look at me" to anchor her coordinates in this world. The moment the Creator hits the Enter key, it is written down and seen. And you have always been in her story.