I asked you to write a light novel, but you wrote about living?

"The Plagiarist," "No System," and "Parallel Worlds"
I was transported to a parallel universe with abnormally advanced technology.
Here, human technology has become highly advanced, but the roots of literature have been completely severed.
Fifty years ago, the emergence of AI completely changed the landscape of online literature.
Yangshizi was the first to fall victim, followed by Ba Mao's collapse, and eventually, even the paid subscription platform Qidian was compromised.
From then on, the era of online novels written by hand was gone forever. Under the impact of the AI ​​wave, platinum-level works were dethroned one after another, and top-level works flopped one after another. The era of voice-to-text and AI-generated mass production has arrived.
In a world where everyone strives for genius and extraordinary starting points: "Starting with 100,000 years of daily logins," "Starting by handing over to the nation," "Starting with the system as my daddy"...
This is the era of AI-driven online novels where everyone is used to the rapid release of dopamine.
I wrote using traditional methods, typing each word on the keyboard, and produced "To Live," a book with an extremely desolate and heavy tone that tears beauty apart for people to see.
When readers accustomed to AI-driven wish-fulfillment novels accidentally click on this book, their previously numb senses are completely shattered.
As Fugui watches helplessly as his loved ones pass away one by one, readers find themselves unable to escape by simply "dropping the book"...
"Who told you to criticize the author for being poisonous? Now look what happened, you're all dead..."
"Not everyone died, the protagonist survived, didn't he?"
"I****"
Of course, it's not just "To Live"...
First, "To Live" conquered Eastern civilization...
Then conquer Western civilization again with "The Old Man and the Sea"...
In the end, "The Three-Body Problem" conquered all of humanity!