[No CP] [Episodic stories] [Consciousness projection across future timelines through quick transmigration]
Who killed them?
Was it justice triumphing over evil, evil in human nature overpowering goodness, human greed and selfishness, or love and hope?
The protagonist, Ai Ke, is about to enter society after graduating from college, but still hasn't found a job. One day, she runs into 29, an artificial intelligence from the future who deliberately stages an accident, and ends up landing a job.
29 tells her that if she helps collect enough energy, it will grant her one wish. In a daze, she gets on board with its scheme.
Gradually, she discovers that each mission is more complicated than it seems on the surface. When a mission is over, it feels as though she has just woken from a strange and wonderful dream.
[First-time writer. Five episodic stories, with some original worldbuilding. The overall pacing may be a little slow, so please be gentle. Thank you.]
I originally wanted to rate it later, but Tomato Shopkeeper asked me to rate it, so I'll rate it, full score, absolutely full score (although it's not finished yet, hahaha) Let me write a more detailed introduction: This is a unique fast-travel story, no CP, and a consciousness time-travel novel. The protagonist Aike witnessed the death stories of others again and again, just to help the future robot assistant 29 save the future world. They saw Yangliu Feng who fell into self-consumption due to self-doubt. They saw Li Le, a young man who died unjustly in the legal society of the 1980s and 1990s (existence fiction). They saw the butterfly baby who was as fragile as a butterfly and endured pain for a long time. They saw the spy hero who lurks in the enemy to explore secrets. Different from other fast-travel stories, they witness past history. Each story corresponds to a person's situation at different times, namely: people (self), law (society), disease (unforeseen accidents), country and the future. In the end, Aiko's decision changed the direction of the future world and his own destiny. The ending of the story gives the future world an open ending, because I think humans will not be limited to this, and humans will make more progress. Of course, there is more to a person's life than just the things written above, there are many, many more…