——You think you are traveling through time, but in fact you are being observed.
When Lin Feng woke up, he found that he had become a militiaman in another world, and a game-like UI interface appeared in front of him.
He thought it was a golden finger for time travellers, but he didn't know that it was just an "employee test" of a high-dimensional civilization.
From the online game world of swords and magic to the city shrouded in strange rules;
From the world of immortality where you have to lie down to break through, to the androids in cyberpunk who broadcast positive energy;
From the guardian of interstellar civilization to the concubine agent in the palace and house fights...
Every world is a test, every system is a shackle.
Until he heard a faint cry for help among the garbled code in the system:
"Run... While you still can..."
It turns out that behind the so-called "system" is a narrative war that has lasted for thousands of years.
And he, sample number 9527, is both a chess piece and a game-breaker.
[High Dimensional Control] VS [True Self Awakening]
[System Protocol] VS [Human Will]
An ultimate resistance spanning countless worlds has officially begun——
Welcome to, "High Dimensional Repair Protocol".
The 40,000-word outline of this book has been compiled, so feel free to read it!
Reader comments
There is a little problem with the connection between one or two chapters in each volume, but overall it's okay. The plot is very rich. The 40,000-word introduction should be at least a million words. I can listen to this book when I'm driving or bored. There are a lot of foreshadowings.
The third volume is so-so, and the fourth volume is just okay, not bad at all, but the writing style needs to be improved.
There is a little problem with the connection between one or two chapters in each volume, but overall it's okay. The plot is very rich. The 40,000-word introduction should be at least a million words. I can listen to this book when I'm driving or bored. There are a lot of foreshadowings. The third volume is so-so, and the fourth volume is just okay, not bad at all, but the writing style needs to be improved.