
Escape from the Cube World
逃离魔方世界
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 288k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery High-Concept
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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The world view is grand and the setting is novel. I like the setting of this article that does not force gold fingers the most. The protagonist Sun Li is an ordinary person who can distinguish right from wrong. In the early stage, he relied on willpower to survive - he did not collapse when he was trapped in the cycle, and calmly planned when he found that supplies were insufficient. Even if he saw the collapse of his senior's suicide note, he could quickly adjust his state and continue to look for clues. This kind of protagonist who "survives by brains and resilience" is more relatable than the setting of cheating all the way.
The rhythm of the plot is well grasped, from entering the Rubik's Cube to contacting the Projector Alliance, it progresses step by step. The foreshadowing and reversal in it are not too abrupt, and the logic is quite smooth. If you want to follow it, you have to read it slowly [Like]
The plot twist is interesting to watch and the writing is amazing. The protagonist's "Xuyun" skill is risky to use, and the sense of cost is very real. The struggle of humanity in the League of Projectors is very delicately written. It's not just a fun story. It's worth reading slowly.
The setting of the protagonist Sun Li is very likable. He is not a holy mother, and will throw textbooks to save energy; he is not cold-blooded, and he will sympathize with his seniors after seeing their suicide notes. When faced with a difficult situation, his first reaction is to "gather information" and "find a solution." This calm and warm personality makes it easy for people to take on his perspective. In addition, the world view is huge but not cluttered. Every new clue can make people want to continue reading, such as "What is the wall-hanger?" "Where is the door of choice?"
The pressure of survival in the story is well portrayed, and the unknown behind each door is very suspenseful. Sun Li's skill "Xu Yun" has both advantages and hidden dangers. This sense of balance is quite good. The story line of the League of Projectors contains a lot of foreshadowing. When you watch it, you can't help but guess the truth. It's quite chewy.
The "projectors" in it are also very real. The betrayer made me hate the betrayer, but when I saw the fragmentary information about the Rubik's Cube he finally said, I couldn't help but feel sad; and the people in the Projector Alliance, the trust and suspicion between them are just like our teamwork in reality. Some people are sincere, and some are stabbing in the back. This sense of human nature makes me always wonder when I read it, if I were in the Rubik's Cube, would I be able to hold on to my bottom line?
This book is so beautiful. What attracted me the most was the growth and transformation of the protagonist. From the initial panic to survive, to the later calm analysis of every trap, he used wisdom and courage to break through the limits again and again. Facing the many crises in the Rubik's Cube world, he never gave up hope and showed firm belief in every choice he made. This tenacious spirit not only promoted the development of the plot, but also inspired me deeply while reading.
This book is not just about killing monsters and upgrading! The author has taken escape room to a new level, and the level design is scary and brain-burning. Sun Li's transformation from an ordinary student to being forced to grow up is very poignant. Watching the two sections of "Rye Trap" and "Data Flood" made my palms sweat. The suspense at the end was handled too harshly, I look forward to the subsequent plot.
The setting of this book "Escape from the Rubik's Cube World" is so gripping! A different world where code and flesh are intertwined, a time loop death game, just reading the introduction makes me feel that my imagination is wide open, and I really want to follow the protagonist to explore this mysterious Rubik's Cube world.
This book is a rare book with incredible imagination. It is different from the ordinary infinite flow. It uses codes and imagination to create various worlds through different sides of the so-called Rubik's Cube. We also follow the protagonist to experience this bizarre process.