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Illusion, it must be an illusion effect!
Because such a thing completely contradicts his own cognition, the electronic tablet should never experience a "disconnection," given that it's not even connected to the internet!
Moreover, this is a product of the script space's high technology, not some sort of prop related to spiritual power.
Even if it were magic, it shouldn't be able to change the system code of the high technology, at most it could cause it to crash. In any case, the message "Your network has been disconnected" appearing on the tablet is just an impossibility in the medieval period!
The Traveling Poet did have some self-awareness; his prop didn't quite fit the script's setting.
After he had clearly analyzed the fact that he had fallen into an illusion, the image on the tablet transformed.
Ah, it was a proper black screen...
