Holmes' Scrolls at 221B Baker Street

Watson discovered a terrible thing - every sentence he wrote in the case record became reality three days later. Holmes said: "Doctor, you are writing a prophecy." But what Watson was more afraid of was another question: Who is writing Watson? Watson is not "recording" Sherlock Holmes's detective stories - every word he writes will become reality three days later. He thought he was recalling the past, but actually he was writing the future. When he tried to stop writing, the Holmes he had "created" with his words began to disappear. The core of the story is not "who is the murderer", but - ·How would a person resist if he found out that he was a character on paper? ·If the writer finds that he is also being written by a higher-level writer, how will he face it? ·When a story consumes the storyteller, should the ending be a period or a comma?