[Suspenseful imagination + urban imagination + infinite reversal + brain-burning reasoning + system flow + multiple identities + single female protagonist + daddy]
At four o'clock in the morning, I received a text message: [Don't open the door.
But three minutes later, the doorbell still rang.
In the surveillance room, there was a person who looked exactly like me.
He knows my past, my daughter's birthday, and even memories that even I have forgotten.
He said: "Chen Zhe, I am you."
From that day on, I found more and more abnormalities in my life - the account that had been missing for three years was suddenly online;
Another self appears in the surveillance;
Someone logs in for me, consumes for me, and goes home for me;
And the system record shows:
I've logged myself out four times.
What's even more terrifying is——
Everyone who saw their "other self" eventually disappeared.
When I finally got closer to the truth, a question appeared on the screen:
[If everyone believes he is real, then who are you?
And the countdown has already begun.
Reader comments
At first I thought it was an ordinary mystery about a programmer getting laid off and then going dark. But the more I looked at it, the more something was wrong. The text message "Don't go home", the half-cup of lukewarm tea in the living room, the video I recorded myself at two in the morning - the end of each chapter ends in a place that makes people's scalp numb.
The most scary thing is not A Ming, but the person who looks exactly like him in the surveillance video. There is also the phrase "I am Chen Zhe" on the mobile phone - it really makes my back feel cold when I read it in the middle of the night.
The character Fang Xu is well written. He is not the kind of villain who can be seen through at a glance. The further you go, the harder it is to tell whether he is a helper or an enemy. The rhythm is tight, the suspense keeps turning, and there is no sense of water injection.
Wait for updates.
At first I thought it was an ordinary mystery about a programmer getting laid off and then going dark. But the more I looked at it, the more something was wrong. The text message "Don't go home", the half-cup of lukewarm tea in the living room, the video I recorded myself at two in the morning - the end of each chapter ends in a place that makes people's scalp numb. The most scary thing is not A Ming, but the person who looks exactly like him in the surveillance video. There is also the phrase "I am Chen Zhe" on the mobile phone - it really makes my back feel cold when I read it in the middle of the night. The character Fang Xu is well written. He is not the kind of villain who can be seen through at a glance. The further you go, the harder it is to tell whether he is a helper or an enemy. The rhythm is tight, the suspense keeps turning, and there is no sense of water injection. Wait for updates.
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