[Time Prisoner × Rules Horror × Unhinged Redemption × Ten Anchor Sigils × Counterattack Against an Outer God]
Locked in a psychiatric hospital, Lu Zheng is trapped in a six-hour loop that has repeated 1,827 times. A halo sprouts from the back of his head, letting him see five seconds into the future. The price is having three versions of himself fight inside his mind.
The countdown begins: 50 loops. 300 hours. Twelve and a half days.
The woman he has to save is Su Xiao, a prisoner of infinity for 25 years, with the face of a 47-year-old and the eyes of a 22-year-old. She is aging one year with every loop.
The Church of Unity is coming for him, hoping to “unify” him into a single version and put an end to this damned unfinished business.
But Lu Zheng only sneers. “Infinity isn’t an illness. It’s freedom.”
From 17 anomaly sites to time refugees in the midnight zone, from blood-anchor resonance to marrow-anchor foresight, this isn’t a loop. It’s his path to godhood.
It's really beautiful. This continuous loop design leads to a really exciting story line.
This should be considered a lot of backtracking. I was really fascinated by it. It feels really good to read information that keeps overlapping.
I have always liked reading this series of rules and strange tales. There are no cheats in this series, but more about the wisdom and calmness of the protagonist.
It's worth watching, the creativity is unexpectedly brilliant, and the plot direction is also very interesting.
Not bad, not bad. It's really good-looking. The author's writing style is very immersive when I read it online. I feel quite nervous.