Atonement Darwin

There is no brainless fun, but it relies on delicate characters and compact plot to win. The weird games in the underworld, the intertwined time and space lines, and the truth behind Lu Wei's seemingly "betrayal", the layers of progress are super immersive. Especially the part where Takeru discovers the truth about the diary is full of emotional tension. He is both distressed and curious about the follow-up plan. The logic is online and the setting is novel. The more you read, the more you can feel the author's imagination. It is definitely worth recommending!

There is no system, no harem, and no clichés. Instead, it relies on a solid plot and three-dimensional characters to capture people's attention. From the death of the immortal world to the atonement in the underworld, every stage has new suspense, especially the setting of "the world has gone crazy". The further you go, the more profound the meaning becomes. The logic is clear and does not dig holes, the group scenes are brilliant, and the choices of each character are empathetic. It is definitely the best suspense story I have seen in recent times!

There are no cheating protagonists, only people struggling in desperate situations - Lu Wei is searching for the truth through multiple time travels, Wude is wandering between guilt and redemption, and even the judges and yakshas of the underworld are not simple symbols of good and evil. The setting is novel but not suspended, the idea of ​​chaotic time and space, and fictional truths are well implemented. The rhythm of the plot is relaxed and moderate. The deeper you go, the more you can feel the depth of the story. It completely exceeds expectations. Highly recommended!