[Porridge + jailed players + narrative direction] [Not a harem, not making up for the regrets of the plot] [A very warm and sweet plot (I'm sure)] [The rating will increase later, and the author is also trying to improve his narrative skills and writing style]
He brought indescribable pollution with him when he traveled through time, but he became Terra's most rational doctor. Every rescue feeds disaster, every understanding accelerates madness. When he finally discovered that the "treatment" itself was the disease... He was like an anchor corroded by the sea, sinking into the abyss.
Reader comments
The writing style is quite good, but the main line feels a little unclear, and the writing feels a little confusing. I don't know if this feeling is caused by the substitution of the plot, or the objective reasons of the author's description, and the plot is a bit boring. It is a good work, but there are areas that can be improved [Explore]
A very good novel that made me start to develop cognitive biases
The description is okay, but the main character is a bit miserable
It's like reading Lovecraft's The Stranger. Some of the descriptions reminded me of Daolos.
The writing is very good, and you can feel the calm and concise feeling brought by the words.
After reading more than 40 chapters, I felt empty and had a strong sense of despair and powerlessness.
A unique fanfic, I read it in one go, it was very smooth and refreshing.
The writing is very good, it has a grammatical feel, and the atmosphere is heavy. I can't read it a bit, but generally there are no flaws (I can't see it). People who can deal with radio waves will probably like it.
The writing style is quite good, but the main line feels a little unclear, and the writing feels a little confusing. I don't know if this feeling is caused by the substitution of the plot, or the objective reasons of the author's description, and the plot is a bit boring. It is a good work, but there are areas that can be improved [Explore]
A very good novel that made me start to develop cognitive biases
The description is okay, but the main character is a bit miserable
It's like reading Lovecraft's The Stranger. Some of the descriptions reminded me of Daolos.
The writing is very good, and you can feel the calm and concise feeling brought by the words.
After reading more than 40 chapters, I felt empty and had a strong sense of despair and powerlessness.
A unique fanfic, I read it in one go, it was very smooth and refreshing.
The writing is very good, it has a grammatical feel, and the atmosphere is heavy. I can't read it a bit, but generally there are no flaws (I can't see it). People who can deal with radio waves will probably like it.