The Anomaly Sequence Containment Facility: My Perception Can Warp Reality

Title: The Anomaly Containment Center: My Perception Can Twist Reality Pen name: The heroine of Yu Jiuxuan Xia is Su Rui Synopsis: Lin Ze spent three months lying in a psychiatric hospital, all because he had seen a gray city where it never stopped raining, and a trench-coated man carrying a white lantern and repairing holes. Only when the door carved with an eye appeared again was he dragged into a world called the Anomaly Containment Center. Here, the cracks between two worlds are hidden, along with anomalies that should not exist and the past that had been sealed away inside him. [Important] The perception-twisting ability in the title becomes the core power later on. This is a slow-burn story with careful setup, focused on Lovecraftian suspense and building the world of the containment center. If you’re looking for instant gratification, this may not be for you. Those who get it, get it. Others follow the rules to contain anomalies, but I use my perception to make them behave! Faced with a “ghostly maze” that traps people forever, I write: “Signage is missing here. Recommend installing some.” Faced with the “Silent Clock Tower” that devours time, I note: “The clockwork needs oil. Maintenance required.” Faced with an indescribable entity, I submit this feedback in all seriousness: “The project description is unclear. Please resubmit.” Everyone thinks I’m asking to die, until they realize that the horrors they risk their lives to contain really do become signposts, broken clocks, and files with formatting errors under my perception. The higher-ups at the containment center classify me as their highest-level secret, and their most dangerous taboo. Because in the deepest containment unit, I saw the “Original File” on the origin of the world, and its ultimate rule was full of grammatical errors and loopholes. So I picked up a red pen and crossed it out: “This makes no sense. Rejected for rewriting.”