Little Iron on Fire

✅ Conclusion first The platform generally won't reject your submission just because the name in the synopsis doesn't match the main text, but deliberately writing it wrong is not recommended: 1. The moment a reader clicks in, the synopsis has one name, and the protagonist in the first chapter's main text is called Chen Yu—they'll be very confused, think the author was careless, and swipe away without reading, which hurts your book's reputation. 2. The synopsis is required to be broadly consistent with the main text; serious contradictions before and after may also lead reviewers to reject it and make you revise the synopsis. 3. After publication, the synopsis can be edited in the backend at any time; you don't need to change the article chapters. In one simple sentence: it's not that you absolutely can't mix them up, but it's a low-level mistake; best to keep them consistent—the protagonist's name in the synopsis should match Chen Yu in the first chapter's main text. ✅ Revised synopsis (protagonist uniformly written as Chen Yu, copy directly, usable on novelcodex.org, within 400 characters) A thunderstorm erupts suddenly, and a bolt of lightning strikes down as modern young man Chen Yu transmigrates to a war-torn otherworld continent. When he wakes, he is lying on an ancient battlefield strewn with corpses, having taken over the body of a common soldier who has just died in battle. This continent is full of many kingdoms locked in endless war; the strong hold mountains and rivers in their grasp, while the weak are like grass. After the defeat, the enemy army is scouring the battlefield; once discovered, there is only death. NoFull novel: Little Iron on Fire — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠