Tear Apart the Universe

The ending of the story is up to you, this is the choice of novel. As the "chaos effect" in the title of the book represents - seemingly random irregular movements that occur in deterministic systems, they are non-repeatable and unpredictable. Even the author himself cannot predict what kind of story you will see from it. The end is approaching, Death Stranding, facing disasters from another universe alone, deciding the direction of all futures according to your own choices, or seeing the endings of different world lines. Do you want to come and see this torn apart doomsday?

The multi-line plot is chosen to be a novel. Just follow whichever line you like. Let's talk about the first six chapters! Wow, there really are second person novels! What a thoughtful author... Since its release on September 12, 2017, it has more than 5 million words... The estimated number of words is 500 million... 666 (///▽///) Okay, okay. Is Station B's live coding so efficient... It's pretty awesome... But... There are a lot of update reports and thank-you chapters... It's difficult to find the chapters when reading... One day, he will be able to top the online literature word count rankings. (I am much happier selling Amway than writing my own) --More than a dozen beasts, fairy feathers, and delusions

This doomsday is very unusual. Readers' Choice Novels, this is my first time reading this type of novel.

I accidentally saw it on a friend's book list. To be honest, there are very few novels with more than 8 million words that I haven't heard of yet. I went in to read it out of curiosity, and the author scared me. What's going on? More than eight million words have not been signed yet and have not been published? A free book with more than eight million words? There is no one else by this author. Qidian's first reader-chosen novel is said to have opened more than fifty sub-lines. You don't like reading first-person novels, and you hate third-person novels, so why not try second-person novels? I haven't read it yet, so I decided to add it to my book list because of the author's perseverance. Maybe this book will really set a record in the future. A free public version of the novel with tens of millions of words is exciting to think about.