Lu Yan, a struggling web-novel editor, opens his eyes to find himself transmigrated into a high-martial world as a good-for-nothing dead last. He is also bound to a “Word Game” that can rewrite reality.
While others spend ten years in grueling cultivation, he types three lines. While others fight over cultivation manuals, he simply picks up his pen and changes his opponent's technique to “gain ten pounds every time you use it.”
But this game is cursed. One typo brings punishment worthy of a hellish joke: he means to make a mountain collapse, but writes that it should “bounce,” and the whole mountain immediately breaks into a dance.
From the bottom of the Martial Academy to a name known across the capital, from a despised good-for-nothing to the “banished immortal” the imperial court desperately fights to recruit, Lu Yan uses a single game and a busted old pen to turn the entire Xuanlan world into his own stage.
But when he reaches the pinnacle of martial arts, he discovers that this world is actually a book.
And he is neither the protagonist nor the author. He is a typo casually left behind when the previous author abandoned the story.
“Now it's my turn to continue writing.”
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