Substitute

Fulu, formerly known as Jiang Yiyi, female, was born in 1989. Master of Philosophy from Sun Yat-sen University, art practitioner, currently living in Shenzhen. In this book, in order to write a manuscript, Chen Sheng went to a lunatic asylum on the outskirts of the city for an unannounced visit. However, he was thought to have escaped from the asylum and was imprisoned for three years. His identity as Chen Sheng and his former world seemed to disappear overnight. It turns out that none of them are real. They are "virtual consciousnesses" set up by future humans. Like real humans, they are artificial intelligence products with learning capabilities and self-awareness. The real place they are in is the future world, in a code called "Dream Sleep" in 2086.

The author of this book has excellent writing skills. His words are careful and calm, and he is mesmerizing from the beginning. The book is a philosophical torture of human beings, beliefs, and human nature. Who am I? Why do I exist... The characters in the book each expressed their own opinions and gave their own answers. But what exactly is the answer? I think it's always on the way. Let's talk about character creation. The author's character creation is really good, making readers feel resentful towards Su Xing's selfishness, and also makes readers feel sorry for Chen Jiang's hasty ending.

Integrating the three major elements of science fiction, philosophy, and suspense, the author uses rigorous logic, jumping thinking, compact plot, and fantastic twists and turns. This book tells the story of Chen Jiang who was imprisoned in a lunatic asylum as a substitute for a stranger for a full year before he was released. As she investigates, she discovers that the people she assumes are not in the same time and space as her. What's even more terrifying is that they may not be real humans! Reality and illusion, technology and ethics, who am I, is the world real... A series of questions that are interesting and brain-burning.

This is a suspense novel that combines science fiction and philosophy. The author has meticulous logic, jumping thinking, compact plot, and fantastic twists and turns. This book tells the story of Chen Jiang who was imprisoned in a lunatic asylum as a substitute for a stranger for a full year before he was released. As she investigates, she discovers that the people she assumes are not in the same time and space as her. What's even more terrifying is that they may not be real humans! Reality and illusion, technology and ethics, who am I, is the world real... A series of questions that are interesting and brain-burning.

This is a suspense novel that takes place in a madhouse. The dual identity is used to create a suspenseful atmosphere at the beginning. The protagonist is Chen Jiang. She came to the lunatic asylum to write a manuscript, but she never imagined that she would be locked up in the lunatic asylum for a whole year. In the madhouse, she wakes up. I read the entire book, and my overall feeling is that the author has a certain imagination, and the suspense settings are quite exciting, but some suspense points cannot be well understood by readers, which made me a little confused after reading the book, and the reading experience was not enjoyable enough.

It's a soft science fiction suspense novel, quite unpopular, and not many people seem to read it. The whole book is quite in-depth, using the exchange of time and space between normal people and mental patients in the lunatic asylum as a clue to explore the ultimate meaning of human existence. It is hard to imagine that this book was written by a master of philosophy in 1989. It allows people to think deeply about the ultimate meaning of human existence in the universe. It has a strong philosophical meaning. For me, this book gave me a lot of inspiration. I hope this book will sell well in the future, after all, it is worth reading by many people.

The plot of this book really made my heart beat faster! A girl's fate changes in an instant, and she is drawn into a dangerous and mysterious world. Chen Jiang's story made me feel the impermanence of fate and the cruelty of reality. Her loneliness and restless curiosity got her into trouble. This book is not only a thrilling story, but also made me think about various issues of human nature and society. I think the author captures the reader's heart very well and makes them eager to know what will happen next.

Is my world real?