Bai Sheng was forced to install an APP.
The weird prompt of "Login successful", the malicious assessment level, the system mall that is particularly "discriminatory" against him, and the mysterious assessors who regard him as a special toy - survival is already difficult.
He struggled on the edge of madness, trying to catch a glimmer of light.
Until he opened the door that shouldn't be opened, broken memories surged...
The "dean" who created everything in the past is now a prisoner behind bars.
He must retrieve the scattered authority and face the creation and sin sealed by his own hands before the abyss that erodes reality completely swallows everything.
This is a road of redemption that involves rebuilding order in despair and bearing everything on the way back.
Reader comments
I gave it four stars. I like the app's game language, pop-up windows, and interface to create a sense of horror (unfortunately, it was lost in the later stages). I feel like this book has no emotional line. The following comments are personal and subjective and may contain spoilers, so please read them with caution.
There is a main plot, although the beginning is rather abrupt. There are many psychological descriptions of the protagonist in the early stage, but the protagonist's san value dropped a lot in the early stage, and almost all copies of the protagonist escaped death, so it is not friendly to readers who control the protagonist. In addition, after the main line is opened, the protagonist seems to be a different protagonist after regaining his memory, cold and artificial intelligence, especially the way of speaking, attitude and tone. I prefer the protagonist in the early stage. Although he is scared, he still has hope. He likes to think wildly, but he has a tenacious vitality. In addition, the copy ends in about one or two chapters, and the problem solving ends in about one chapter. The author may consider making it longer. The protagonist uses props to solve problems in the later stage. The supporting characters assist the protagonist because of their emotions, but the change of emotions is rather abrupt.
All in all, the author's first book was well written in the early stages.
This is so beautiful [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]
I gave it four stars. I like the app's game language, pop-up windows, and interface to create a sense of horror (unfortunately, it was lost in the later stages). I feel like this book has no emotional line. The following comments are personal and subjective and may contain spoilers, so please read them with caution. There is a main plot, although the beginning is rather abrupt. There are many psychological descriptions of the protagonist in the early stage, but the protagonist's san value dropped a lot in the early stage, and almost all copies of the protagonist escaped death, so it is not friendly to readers who control the protagonist. In addition, after the main line is opened, the protagonist seems to be a different protagonist after regaining his memory, cold and artificial intelligence, especially the way of speaking, attitude and tone. I prefer the protagonist in the early stage. Although he is scared, he still has hope. He likes to think wildly, but he has a tenacious vitality. In addition, the copy ends in about one or two chapters, and the problem solving ends in about one chapter. The author may consider making it longer. The protagonist uses props to solve problems in the later stage. The supporting characters assist the protagonist because of their emotions, but the change of emotions is rather abrupt. All in all, the author's first book was well written in the early stages.
This is so beautiful [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]