Lin Mo, a 28-year-old library worker, found a cool "Human Skin Monster Book" when he was fishing, and when he touched it with his finger - he was transformed into a dimensional drifter!
In the near future, cities encounter "digital ghosts", and AI wants to demolish centuries-old ancestral halls. He relies on half-baked knowledge from ancient books to compete with high technology;
During the Tang and Song Dynasties, he worked as a "food detective" in Bianjing City. The imperial food was poisoned and the secret recipe was stolen. A dish hides an unsolved case, and he solved the case while eating;
Play "Code Cultivation" in the cyberpunk world, practice data flow, and obtain data elixirs, and fight against corporate hegemony to save low-level workers!
The Book of Dimensions travels at will, and the fragments of civilization hide a shocking conspiracy. Are the high-dimensional "reapers" going to swallow up the cultural uniqueness of all the worlds?
Lin Mo: "No sir, I just want to go back to the library and put labels on it!"
Complaints are complaints, and you have to be stronger when you need to be strong - use folk customs to fight AI, use food to solve unsolved cases, use code to fight high-dimensional, this wave of dimension drifting, the main character is both cowardly and able to fight!
(PS: There is no system and no routines. The three-dimensional time and space take turns to be fun. Each world has strange allies and ruthless opponents. Chasing is not boring~)
Reader comments
The rhythm is comfortable, the main plot is clear, the battles are vivid, and the characters are not broken. It's refreshing, suspenseful, and neither procrastinating nor awkward to write. It's the most hassle-free book I've read recently!
The rhythm is comfortable, the main plot is clear, the battles are vivid, and the characters are not broken. It's refreshing, suspenseful, and neither procrastinating nor awkward to write. It's the most hassle-free book I've read recently!