The Outcast Writer of a Martial Arts Visual Novel Novel

The writer of a martial arts visual novel, who offered unsolicited but well-intentioned feedback, unexpectedly possesses the body of the story's villain. This villain is destined to die at the hands of the heroine on their wedding night. The protagonist, a con artist in his former life, now uses his eloquent speech and past writing skills to navigate a wuxia world. His primary survival strategy is "talk no jutsu," manipulating others with his words rather than mastering martial arts. Despite his cunning in escaping dangerous situations, he shows little inclination to train, a critical disadvantage in this setting. The narrative often involves contrived plot developments to guide the story. The protagonist is expected to remain largely weak, just strong enough to survive each chapter, and the female leads follow typical dere-archetypes, making his manipulation of them a source of entertainment. The novel is described as an engaging read with a unique premise and a resourceful but sometimes artificially hindered protagonist. Some readers find the protagonist's persona off-putting, feeling he embodies the villain he replaced rather than a transmigrated individual.