"Difference Between The Real World And The World Created By Authors"

"There are much more worse games to play."
This is how most of our fictional novels end, leaving us no idea of the rest of the world, leaving us no idea of what follows. Now I come to my topic, What Is The Difference Between The Real World And The World Created By Authors?

Real world is the world we live in, created by God, as some believe it is; or as an after effect of the Big Bang. Whereas the fictional world is created by authors, by their imagination.
Now, what draws us and our attention to these?

The other world, just like ours has pain and suffering. In fact this world often contains mass killing, deaths and loss. Misery, widespread deadly disease and all kinds of evils. We aren't talking about fairy tales where every thing is joyous and merry, which at the end winds up in a never ending bliss. Then why is it still so appealing?

There is one quote that i remember, which would answer question:
"There are three things the human brain cannot resist noticing - Food, attractive people and danger."
The fictional world contains thrill, adventure, and mystery. Curiosity eats up on the insides of a human, increasing the feeling of longing. The main reason is that this world is set in a different time and a different backdrop.

Moreover, readers do not go through the full life of the protagonist. Time is rushed. The book often contains action, which takes it to a newer level of awesomeness. But is the real world like this? 

I'm sure that the readers imagine that they would do the same things if they were in there, and probably even better. But can they do so in real life?

Readers grow up waiting to accidentally stumble into their closet discovering a backdoor to Narnia, or waking up in a metal elevator on their way up to Glade. They grow up waiting for their Hogwarts Letter to arrive.

One can say that these worlds do not exist and are fake. But being a Potterhead, I'm sure that other Potterheads will agree with me that Hogwarts does exist and our letters are on their way.

The two worlds are wild, wide and different, but at the end'it all narrows down to one thing:
Real world is the one where we are and we can't change that. Books are a passage to the fictional world'to take us away from the real one for some time. Both have, are, and will co-exist, no matter what.