The One Who Killed Them Decides to Save Them

“Nothing in this world is beyond killing.” Chen Shuo wrote those words at the beginning of his novel, thinking they sounded incredibly cool.

Later, he was reborn as one of the people those words condemned to die.

Fang Du was the strongest immortal prodigy Chen Shuo had ever created. His family was slaughtered, rivers were cut off, and cities were drenched in blood. Every sword strike followed the draft Chen Shuo had written. Chen Shuo knew how his story ended: betrayed by everyone, ruling the world alone, with no one at his side.

“So I was written into the story, too.”

“Then this story is wrong.”

He saves the people on the list and draws closer to Fang Du, step by step. The author was the one who killed them, and the author is the one who saves them. But the person most in need of being rescued from the book is none other than the one who declared, “Nothing in this world is beyond killing.”