My Ex-Girlfriend Has Been Dead for Ten Years. Why Is She Still Messaging Me?

My ideas are wild and unconstrained, and I often deviate from common sense. I am an Earthling, I love Earth's culture and civilization, and I have absolutely no anti-human tendencies. I promise that I have never sent the coordinates of the Earth to Trisolaris, nor disclosed the Earth's information to any aliens, different-dimensional civilizations, other universes, or parallel universes. I am a male, and I firmly support equality between men and women. There is no distinction between the words male and female. The words I use are more commonly spoken on the Internet, and there is absolutely no malice in my words. There is absolutely no intention to make serious topics entertaining. I promise to love small animals. For example, comparing people to dogs is just a common joke and has no intention of trampling on human dignity and human rights. There is absolutely no intention to discriminate against animals. I am of average quality and my remarks do not have any professional character. If there are any bad comments in the comment area, it is recommended to block or report them yourself. In no way am I turning a blind eye, ignoring, or endorsing inappropriate content. This book is beautiful

The plot is very well written, one dungeon ends and the next one moves quickly. The IQ of the protagonist is also online. AI is rampant now and it is not easy to find a book that is not written by AI but is slowly polished by the author himself. It is a pity that the traffic is so low. It is 49 chapters until the male protagonist actually meets the female protagonist. The author should hurry up and write it. I want to watch the female protagonist [Eat Melon].

Good looking (Children, the author is a giant of light and is very durable, so please remember to rush for updates [punch hard])

Everyone, after reading the first puzzle, if it really doesn't suit your taste, decide whether to abandon it or not. It's really important to read new books. Take a bow!

From my experience of reading only the main text, this book is generally quite good. The main drawback is that the early stage is quite confusing, although I feel that the author wants to foreshadow and foreshadow the story. But it feels like it's too much of a riddle and can easily make people dizzy if they are even slightly distracted. Moreover, I personally feel that there are too many foreshadowings and foreshadowing, resulting in no memorable points. But this book is actually very well written. The overall world view is clear and the logic loop has no obvious flaws. The combination of unlimited copies and the end of the world is very attractive in the author's writing and does not feel like a piece of cake. The characters and relationships of the main characters in the novel are also very carefully designed. The male and female protagonists each have their own characteristics and charm. The plot is quite perfect when broken down, and the writing style is complete and has no AI flavor. The only flaw is that the overall plot not only gave the protagonist a sense of powerlessness, but I also felt deeply powerless while reading it. The overall atmosphere is quite depressing. At present, this book seems to be in the early stages, and many settings and important plots are still hidden under the water. It is a book worth looking forward to.

Some thoughts after reading the first volume (no spoilers involved): The author writes really carefully. Although this book is labeled "Infinite Flow", unlike other bad books, the author successfully got rid of the traditional infinite flow formulaic routines: each copy is not a homogeneous creation with no correlation or imposed value (for example, a copy of a routine is a copy of several people entering the copy and completing the task. A poorly written work The worst is to hide clues and be the Riddler or to explain the reversal. The worst is the kind of story that can't even figure out the logic and can only write a bad story). Instead, it serves the main line, the past, the future, and the present. Multiple parties with different forces and different motivations participate in the copy and affect the growth of the protagonist to promote the main line. Compared with the traditional infinite flow such as infinite horror, this infinite flow style is more like a mysterious revival. This has to mention the essence of the novel. Generally, it involves weird things, either purely rules-based ghost story-style puzzle solving, or superpower-style confrontation between humans and ghosts. If the latter is not well written, it will be a skin-changing and immortal upgrade. Nowadays, it is difficult to excel in the former when the internal volume is so high. The style of this book is biased towards the latter. The volume is not about the reversal and reasoning of each copy, but the continuous recycling of foreshadowing and the complete motivation behind each character. Because of the outline, it seems logical, which is something that fast-food unlimited flow does not have. Of course, there is a price. Because of the many foreshadowings laid in the early stage and the need to read carefully, some people may not be able to read it. However, this is not the author's problem, but the reader's problem. Those who continue to read will naturally understand the transparency after reading and the surprises brought by the details that were not noticed before when reading again. It's a pity that such a good book always has an ending. No matter what the ending is, you will always feel disappointed after reading it. The protagonist's life experience is too exciting, condensed into a mere million words and dozens of hours. The magnificent waves stirred up in his heart make the ordinary life unable to calm down for a long time.

Suddenly I realized that I haven't written a book review, and I have read many books. This one by the author has been updated simultaneously, and it is some fun in my busy study. They are all very good. The overall plot and characters are in line with my expectations for a good book. I personally like complex characters and relationships, as well as reading the logic of everyone's actions. The characters here are all ones that can make me feel. Regarding the protagonist, the emotional line is so smooth, not too greasy, not too bland, and overall very natural, and Lu and Ye are easy to relate to. I feel that I am curious about some plots now, such as Li Weixuan (whether it is his story or the past with An Que), such as the emotional development of Lu and Ye in the future... Although sometimes I am not clear-headed and some points are not clear, I can only slow down and watch less. The author is very nice. He is one of the most active authors I have ever seen. He often appears in the comment area and updates very diligently (good review ୧⍢⃝୨). Looking forward to future stories. It's just that not many people have watched it, and you can tell by looking at the ratings, it's really good-looking. In addition, I have been wanting to ask a question for a long time. What does ccb mean? This is the first time I have seen the word "comment" after reading a book for so long. I am really curious.

The author is constantly digging and filling holes to advance this book... It is very beautiful. The plot is very compact, and the previous and subsequent plots follow each other. The writing is also good. The descriptions of the environment and characters are very detailed. Belongs to unlimited flow? The level of horror is not too high, suitable for being trapped [shy]

When the logic of reality is torn apart and cracks in the conventional world are torn apart, weirdness and unknowns quietly breed. A story with the protagonist changing history, jumping out of immobile time, using layers of entangled puzzles and a ubiquitous weird atmosphere to create an immersive feast of brain-burning mystery. In the endless reincarnation of chaos and treachery, humanity and divinity pull against each other, and truth and illusion are entangled with each other. Time and time again, I was trapped in the boundless fog, and through layers of questioning, I glimpsed the absurd and cold ending. The world is a grand puppet show, and all living beings have become pawns, trapped in the puzzle of fate. Human nature is broken and twisted under the crushing power of divinity, and time is wrapped in mystery and follows it like a shadow. The puzzles are intertwined, and every step leads to a wrong path. The road ahead is long and full of deep abyss with no escape.

I finished reading the first volume in one go. I can't talk about the plot. I can only say two words. It's a really good novel. I hope the author will keep writing and complete it successfully. (By the way, why can't book reviews include pictures? I also want to include a golden quote from Ai Rancheng)