The thirteenth time Yin Lanpo hacked into the Cybersecurity Bureau's system to doctor a wanted poster, her quantum glasses suddenly flashed a crimson warning: the watermelon-flavored bubble gum she'd blown up had stuck to an interdimensional arrest warrant!
“New skin, Bubblegum Witch, loaded~”
By day, she's an innocent-looking science prodigy at a top middle school. By night, she transforms into a cyber ghost, darting through seven parallel worlds. In cyber Hong Kong, she plays a real-life version of Rhythm Master on holographic ad screens. In an ancient-style mechanical city, she uses chewing gum to blow up tomb-guarding beasts. Her latest feat: making the gingerbread guards of a fairy-tale kingdom dance to Jile Jingtu in unison!
Hunter Lu Jiuxiao crushes his ninety-ninth cup of coffee. “When I catch her, I'll...”
“Chief! She changed the Tianyan system profile picture to an AI-generated image of you in a maid outfit!”
Everyone thinks she's gone crazy, until she cracks the quantum code her parents left behind. The seemingly ridiculous challenges conceal a “Big Player” protocol powerful enough to tear reality apart.
“Shall we keep playing?”
When the guardian AI reveals the same code patterns as her parents, and every joke triggers a dimensional collapse, Yin Lanpo chews her bubble gum and points her gun at her own temple. This time, she laughs more manically than ever. “I'll stake my ID as the Quantum Prankster on this. This round decides everything!”
#Unhinged antics# #Perpetually on the brink of having her secret identity exposed# #Says the cutest things, blows up the biggest cities#
(A crazy hacker girl + an interdimensional cat-and-mouse game + a hidden storyline about her parents, blending cyberpunk, historical fantasy, fairy tales, and more. The heroine's moves are outrageously slick, and there are so many twists your CPU will fry.)
(After hearing everyone's feedback, I've decided to rewrite it at a slower pace and make it easier to follow. You can start with Volume Eleven.)
The pace of the story is too fast and the story is not strong. The author updates very quickly, but it is a bit like keeping a running account (perhaps it is more appropriate to call it a waterfall?). It is really fast. This novel is not suitable for me. Please give it a high star to encourage me.
It feels a bit similar to the animation of a Minecraft anchor, where someone chases you and then keeps changing scenes. Anyway, someone should understand it.