[Cyberpunk+Infinite Loop+Cthulhu+Reverse]
During the 742nd interrogation, the serial murderer said to me: "Dr. Chen, welcome back to your hell."
I am a top psychiatrist and I am interrogating a felon named S-404.
He was tied tightly by the straitjacket, but he accurately told the secret hidden in the pen in my pocket, and laughed at my mechanical watch that was always stuck at 10:10.
I thought he was talking crazy, until I opened the pen and saw a bloody note written by myself:
[Don't believe him. Don't trust time. The whole world is fake.
The next second, the walls of the interrogation room collapsed like code, and the nameless "daughter" stared at me across the abyss.
It turned out that it was not him who was imprisoned, but me.
…
When memory is tampered with, reality is reduced to data.
In this cyber world that can edit pain, my only weapon is the rampant alienation code.
[Lightning Protection Guide/Consumption Instructions]
A non-traditional systematic novel, focusing on suspense, imagination and psychological games.
It was suppressed in the early stage, but turned crazy in the later stage.
The "awakening" here means awakening into an indescribable monster.
Reader comments
Full five stars! The atmosphere in the opening chapter is full, with water drops, medicine bottles, and interrogation rooms instantly creating a depressing feeling that is terrifying to contemplate. The settings of memory loop and virtual collapse are novel, the foreshadowings such as pen notes and stuck clocks are exquisite, the double-layer reversal is shocking, and the confrontation between characters is full of tension. The writing is delicate and textured, with both a sense of suspense and a sense of philosophical depth. It has full potential for comic-drama adaptation, and the whole process is high-energy and non-verbal. The more you read, the more you will get hooked. It is a rare masterpiece in the cycle of suspense.
Full five stars! The atmosphere in the opening chapter is full, with water drops, medicine bottles, and interrogation rooms instantly creating a depressing feeling that is terrifying to contemplate. The settings of memory loop and virtual collapse are novel, the foreshadowings such as pen notes and stuck clocks are exquisite, the double-layer reversal is shocking, and the confrontation between characters is full of tension. The writing is delicate and textured, with both a sense of suspense and a sense of philosophical depth. It has full potential for comic-drama adaptation, and the whole process is high-energy and non-verbal. The more you read, the more you will get hooked. It is a rare masterpiece in the cycle of suspense.