A Life Controlled Like a Puppet

Life was always full of accidents, but some people had an astonishingly large number of them.

Although, as the "protagonist" officially defined by Stellaris, Chen Kong's growth was destined to be filled with setbacks and hardships.

When coincidences appeared again and again, though, they were bound to make some people feel "disgusted."

Especially Chen Kong's fans.

Because in their eyes, these so-called "accidents" should never have happened in the first place.

They were plots forcibly arranged by the Stellaris Production Team for the sake of so-called "twists."

It made Chen Kong seem like nothing more than a puppet on strings, casually manipulated by someone else.

"Everyone else can buy Emblems, but only Old Kong gets hassled. Is that fair?"

"Again, again, again with the accidents. Why is Old Kong's life always full of accidents?"

"Honestly, this kind of plot is fine once or twice, but making twists this way every single time is really boring."

What was a twist?

The essence of a twist was the unexpected.

Just as the Dimensional Audience believed that Chen Kong's latest ordeal was yet another deliberately contrived arrangement by the Stellaris Production Team, the anime's camera shifted to a reception room Chen Kong could not see.

"So. This is the good show you wanted me to watch?"

Gorn watched Chen Kong being troubled by Zhang Hao, the gold-toothed Tower Guardian, in the Training Arena, and frowned.

He knew Zhang Hao, this Tower Guardian. Though he had a few petty schemes, he was generally someone who followed the rules.

Yet such a timid, trouble-averse fellow was actually playing the game of "raising the price on the spot" today. Wasn't he afraid the higher-ups would investigate?

The reason Wicked Path Prosperous Martialists were called a wicked path was precisely because their existence damaged the "reputation" the