Ling Yu comes from the AU world - UGV - which is ravaged by the "errorization" virus. He has gone through more than 600 million reincarnations, his soul is broken, and he is burdened with sins that cannot be washed away. When an erroneous peer existence that was completely corrupted by the virus invited him to join him in destruction, he chose to refuse, and in a desperate situation, he tore open the space barrier and fell into the void. When he was on the verge of death, a mysterious code pulled him into "Kiana's multiverse harem", which has since connected multiple worlds such as Honkai, Genshin Impact, Bentie, and UT.
Caught in the cracks of the multiverse, he lingered on, his body gradually collapsing from swallowing the "black apple", but he still persisted in preventing the spread of error. In order to gain power, he pretended, deceived, and even overturned the entire world. When he reunited with his sister Ling Xi from the parallel world, the two of them were already scarred by "mistakes" and "nihility." In the entanglement of love and sin, driven by cross-dimensional chat groups, Lingyu will face the disaster of collapse, the erosion of error, and the shackles of his own destiny together with Kiana, Alicia, Ying, Xing and other partners from different worlds.
The story is based on the "alternate universe". Multiple worlds with the same origin have different stories due to changes in key time nodes. The world the protagonists live in is completely different due to the initial node change, but the environment is not much different. In the multiverse, "errorization", as a virus that is above the law, can corrode all data and matter, turning the world into twisted garbled code. As a cross-dimensional link, the chat group connects the destinies of different worlds and becomes a key force in promoting the story.
Reader comments
It's so confusing, what are you talking about? !
Title. , Different from your text
Written. They're not peers, they're clearly in a chat group
It's still a possession style, still very chaotic, crossing genres, with a little bit of madness.
It's so confusing, what are you talking about? !
Title. , Different from your text Written. They're not peers, they're clearly in a chat group It's still a possession style, still very chaotic, crossing genres, with a little bit of madness.