A burned-out cartoonist gets pulled into his own dying comic book world. He has to finish what he abandoned, except now the characters are real and they're waiting. The twist is brutal: he's not saving them, he's competing with them to remember why he made them in the first place.
Wang Xiaoming built his career on a wildly successful comic series, but creative bankruptcy has left him chasing gimmicks and cheap thrills just to stay relevant. When a mysterious call pulls him into the world of B. King, he discovers he's been transported into his own fictional universe as its creator. Now he possesses godlike authority over the realm he once merely drew, but his presence disrupts everything. The rules he wrote no longer apply the way he intended, and characters he abandoned years ago demand answers. Stranded between his role as omnipotent author and helpless newcomer, Wang must navigate a fantasy landscape where his creative decisions carry real consequences. He can reshape reality with a thought, yet remains fundamentally disconnected from the world he rules. As he searches for a way home, he uncovers uncomfortable truths about creation, responsibility, and the gap between imagination and reality. Part adventure, part existential reckoning, this story asks what it means to be a god with no memory of why you created anything in the first place.