Federal Literary Giant: Starting by Stealing the Golden Finger

In the alternative timeline where Li Zicheng defeated the Later Jin, the magnificent Shun Empire collapsed twenty years ago, making room for the rising Golden Rose Federation. The great revolution is now a distant memory, and the Emperor—having recently suppressed a rebellion in Francia—presides over a flourishing federation of principalities. When the imperial court finally takes notice of a volatile new literary star, the authorities are met with absolute disbelief: "What do you mean a mere writer can dodge bullets? What do you mean he has supernatural abilities?!" Hailed as the Father of Modernism, a true master of science fiction, the crown of media studies, the pioneer of new gastronomy, the undisputed king of public debate, the Sorbonne's strictest mentor, an avid world traveler, the last encyclopedist of the literary world, and the spiritual totem of the Blue Planet's independence movements, Su Wei cut an imposing figure. Yet, at the very beginning, he was simply an ordinary person who accidentally hijacked a transmigrator's "golden finger" just to make a little extra money. Perhaps, as Joan of Arc wrote in *The Life of Bafka*: "There was an indelible conviction in Su Wei's life that compelled him to shoulder the responsibility of helping the people."