Lin Mo transmigrates into a bizarre world where AR technology reigns supreme and deductive reasoning has been thrown to the dogs.
Here, the police solve cases with “the System automatically marking the culprit.” The top-tier star of mystery livestreams runs “pick one of three” giveaways, and even “locked-room murders” can be certified by experts as “teleportation by aliens,” until he opens his livestream.
“Hey, everyone! Today I'll teach you how to make the perfect locked room with fishing line and tape!”
With the [Deduction Livestream System] at his disposal, he uses AR technology to break down Sherlock Holmes as easily as a milk tea tutorial.
From “Auntie Wang's Missing Instant Noodles” to “The Virtual Idol Murder Case,” viewers go from laughing at him to begging:
“Streamer, delete the video! I used that trick to scam people into tipping and got banned from the platform!”
But when his followers pass one million, Lin Mo discovers that...
His mother's bankrupt AR company hides technology that can let “virtual people” kill;
Someone has removed all the lessons on logic from his younger sister's textbooks;
Even the “original cases” rewarded by the System overlap with real-life murders...
“This world doesn't need deduction?” Lin Mo sneers and adjusts his AR glasses. The livestream title updates in a spectacular flash:
“Tonight at 8: Uncovering the ‘Logic Eradication Plan’ Behind the AR Golden Age”
I read about 40 chapters. The biggest poisonous point is the case designed by the protagonist. The protagonist can solve it as a detective, or he can be a behind-the-scenes or murderer in the end. It feels unreasonable to design the case by myself, be the detective by myself 🤦, and have system rewards and punishments.
I only found out from other book reviews that it turns out that the author can give himself a five-star review 🤦, so he is just a watery one. There is nothing I can do about it. The data of the novel is not unreadable, but there are really no comments or anything like that, so I can only give it a review myself. [Pouts]
After reading it for a long time, I felt that it was written inexplicably. There was a case inexplicably. The scene was inexplicably introduced. The characters were introduced inexplicably. It was broken again inexplicably. It would be better to describe the environment, the characters, and the psychological activities. It could be more clear-cut.
It's okay. I don't know why there aren't many people. It's best to test the book. Also, there is no traffic for one chapter a day. Usually it's two chapters a day. Come on.
After Xia Xin came in, the impression plummeted.