How to End the Fantasy World I Created
Cha Dalsik, a novelist who had spent more than forty years failing at everything, awakens inside the ‘hasty ending’ he wrote in a desperate fit of resignation, as the tragic hero he himself created, Carl Tejerd.
But the hero’s despair in the novel cuts as deeply as Dalsik’s own failures. He is forced to confront a cruel fate that goes beyond simple possession, one in which he must personally take responsibility for the tragedy he wrote.
This is a world where all of humanity’s myths, folktales, and classic literature live and breathe, and where ‘stories’ themselves are the law!
Now Dalsik begins to change the world, wielding not only swords and magic, but also modern knowledge, a system, and the rules of forgotten ‘stories’.
A tragedy that began at the fingertips of a failed writer.
Can he really rewrite that ending with his own hands?
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