[Urban high martial arts + suspenseful imagination + rule-based instances + not invincible]
"Every lie comes true, but the person who tells it forgets they ever lied."
Chen Yeyou, a cleaner, roams instance worlds twisted by lies. With a gray-white left eye and a bronze pocket watch, he specializes in dealing with distorted spaces born from lies.
When he's assigned the case of "The Disappeared Bride at the Starry Hotel," he discovers that this instance is connected to his own lost memories.
In this world:
- Lies twist reality and form "instances."
- Liars forget their own lies.
- Those whose lies are exposed pay a terrible price.
- And the most dangerous lies often begin with "I love you."
When Chen Ye discovers that every instance points to the black stone stele covered in inscriptions, when his pocket watch begins to run backward, when another version of himself reaches out from the mirror...
Everything begins to turn upside down...
"Are you sure those memories really belong to you?" the person in the mirror asks with a smile, tapping the Stele of Lies with a fingertip.
There is no shame in giving yourself a five-star review. As I write this, I feel a little doubtful about life. . . .
It looks good. I haven't read this type of book yet, but it's similar. There was a similar one before, and it has been discontinued. It's a big assignment. I hope you won't. If there are few chapters in the early stage, please contact us for more updates. Once there are a certain number, we will post them regularly. Be sure to save the manuscript!!! The content is pretty good, and there are a lot of foreshadowings. If you stop updating without filling in the foreshadowings, I will kill you, the author. Some shortcomings can be forgiven. In some places, I may be a little dull and don't understand them well🤔
It is an atypical infinite flow with a very novel theme and worldview. At least so far, I have not seen any meal replacements. The logic in some places is not very good, but the main line of the worldview with a very grand background is really difficult to organize (a fair evaluation from a 6-year-old ultra-complex OC mother). You can basically understand it after reading the first copy. If you like atypical infinite flow, I sincerely recommend it. For this worldview and setting, this book is also a very high-quality work by a new author. It is really a pity that the worldview and plot sink to the bottom before the worldview and plot are fully developed. If the world The world view is spreading, even if it is discontinued later, it will be a matter of time before this book becomes popular. As long as it doesn't collapse, it's just that I came too late 😢, but after 46 chapters, the book is still cool, and the author also has to eat. I understand, and I hope that one day I can resume updating, but I have become a fan of the author just for this book. If the author opens a new book, I will be the first to support it. The world view of the first book is like this, and it will definitely be the same when he opens a new one. I will stay here for now. The author kicks me when he opens a new book. This time I want to be one of the first [blowing kisses]
After reading a few chapters, I think it's well written [Chigua] [Chigua]
I feel like the first part is good, I look forward to the author of the next plot to work hard ^ω^