(The writing is average. Probably updated daily. The timeline begins sometime in the early part of Season 1 and follows the plot. The protagonist is a company programmer.)
[Red plus blue makes purple. Red plus green makes... Apple?]
As a computer science graduate, April comes across a strange job advertisement.
She only meant to give it a try. She never expected to work her way up to a senior position, only to be sent on a "long-term business trip."
After putting on the company's VR headset, she finds herself in a colorful circus, with apple leaves sprouting from her head.
"Huh? The company's software is this advanced now? But why do the characters here seem so real... Where's the exit?" That's what she thinks when she first arrives.
After several days of investigation, April confirms that she's trapped here. Fortunately, she can get hold of some special permissions.
Where did this diagnosis of dissociative identity disorder come from? ...Wait, do I know you?
The AI programs around us are tormenting everyone, while keeping us under constant surveillance.
"Could you stop trying to escape all the time?"
"Fine, actually, it really is boring here."
"Welcome to the Amazing Digital Circus! I'm your guide here, April! ...Just kidding. What would you like to know?"
"Actually, I don't really want to answer your questions."
The writing in this book isn't very good. Please excuse the typos.
I will be correct, objective, reasonable, pertinent, clear, true, dialectical, rational, prudent, profound, accessible, graceful, ingenious, incisive, elegant, witty, comprehensive, clear, and fair. I'll tell you my thoughts in an accurate, appropriate, watertight, and unquestionable way (I just realized that I haven't written a book review yet. It's considered a good book among fans. I also like the description method and so on... Just give me more, just treat it like feeding the chicken Go Go Go Go Go Go Go Go Go Go Go Go Go Go Go Go Go Go Go Go Go Go Go Go Go Go Go Go!
Not bad, actually what I want is that the protagonist is a creator, and then in the god-level copying circus, or in the magical copying circus, the protagonist is a madman, or Jin Ge or something like that.
There are too few circus fans 😢 I have read a few of them and this is one of the most interesting ones 😘 I hope the updates won't be discontinued 🥺
This is my favorite writing method, and I also like to write in this way. The protagonist should be out or similar for a period of time.
I feel good about this interesting question. It's very interesting but a little confusing. Sometimes I can't tell who is saying what and I can only analyze it based on the situation. Well, it's very well written.
NB! Can the ending be the one where he goes crazy before leaving? It's just that he clearly knew the plan to go out, but he didn't go out.