[Mystery + highly intelligent heroine + soft sci-fi + psychological horror + death countdown + future comments + death-game reality show + changing fate + observer + skin-crawling twists + immersive horror]
I received a phone that could show comments from the future. From that moment on, I was trapped in a death-game reality show.
The first comment predicted my death three days later. The second exposed my boyfriend cheating on me. The third showed that the police officer who would save me was about to die in the line of duty.
I fought with everything I had to change the officer’s seemingly inevitable fate, but the phone coldly displayed: [Historical trajectory correction: 15%. Observer Su Wan, influence level raised to E.]
In the latest video to appear, a woman who looked just like me was standing outside my home. In my voice, she said, “You think you can get away?”
Now, the killer is tenderly calling me darling, and I have to find the one way out among billions of comments revealing what’s to come.
Advantages: The book is very attractive, the plot has ups and downs, the writing is good, the description is vivid and detailed, the heroine's psychological change process is real and detailed, and it has a sense of picture Disadvantages: There are all the minor flaws that female videos should have, and sometimes they are a bit logical. I have finished reading what the author has written. I would like to add that the heroine's IQ is online throughout and her psychological description is delicate. However, sometimes it is too delicate and seems a bit wordy. Overall, it is a good book.
I saw Chapter 4, it was very well described. Come on author!