Suffering from a Strange Illness, Imprisoned by a Yandere Nurse

Let me briefly talk about my preliminary inferences. First, I have three inferences about the protagonist's illness. (First, this disease is a surreal disease, that is, it is not technological, it is a supernatural phenomenon. The sanatorium places surveillance cameras in the protagonist's room with the purpose of fully observing him. According to the protagonist's previous discovery that he was in the sanatorium throughout the whole period of his photos, it can be inferred that the protagonist's disease is a phenomenon of constant observation, that is, if others look away or have no active memory, they will naturally disappear in others' memories and dilute the corresponding traces of existence) PS: I would like to add here, if this is the reason, there are many sanatoriums. There must be people or experiences who can predict this supernatural ability. Why is the source of this experience likely to involve the former patient Zhao Yi? The identity of Zhao Yi is very likely to have a lot to do with the dean or the protagonist, but it is best to set this Zhao Yi to a female. If it is a male, it will be toxic (if the dean is Zhao Yi, it will be fine, this possibility is possible) because the dean is a woman, most of them are yandere like other female protagonists and will fall in love with patients (if you don't accept the dean) (Second, this disease is man-made, the result of an experiment in a sanatorium. The reason is based on the doctor's super outrageous medicine (one injection of medicine strengthened the protagonist's physical fitness). It can be reasonably speculated that there are other such geniuses, or they are not studying medicine. But if this is the reason, then why was the protagonist chosen? It's a big hole (in fact, the reason for being selected may be that he helped the nurses. There are too few clues to be sure) ps: This reason is actually unlikely, because at present, the possibility of pointing to man-made is low, I prefer the first possibility (of course, the other two are also possible, mainly to see whether the author will set up supernatural forces to appear) (Third, this disease is fake, similar to The Truman World. It is all staged. What did the protagonist do when he was a child? These nurses are all people who have been redeemed or helped by the protagonist. This nursing home is specially prepared for the protagonist) PS: The same evidence is too little, and it is easy for loopholes to exist. It can only exist as a simple possibility, and it is unlikely in itself. To sum up: the first and second options are the most likely Finally, a disclaimer. The above are all personal opinions. If you think it is wrong or wrong, then what you said shall prevail. I do not express opinions on behalf of anyone else. You can discuss it if you want to.

This is simply from fantasy, fantasy to science fiction, ah, it's so good [full]

I only saw 47 chapters chapter by chapter, and I can give it an 8.5. The early plot writing was good, but I skipped through the later chapters because the male protagonist was too passive at the beginning and didn't give any information. However, the atmosphere was really well rendered. The writing in the early part was too weird, and the male protagonist's performance was also very descriptive. The writing is very vivid. I thought I was watching the horror infinite flow guide world, but it lacked a system to provide information. How can I put it, it is a pity. The writing of the setting plot is very good, but the early plot has no main line, only a sense of excitement. If it is polished a little more, it will definitely be a nine points.

You can laugh me to death [crying with laughter] [crying with laughter]. I hope the author won't have the heroine be oiled like in the previous books. Although I haven't read it, there are these problems in the comment area. This should be gone. The hospital is full of women. As long as there are no other men mentioned, there will be fewer problems 👍👍[Salute]

It's really a golden sick building 🥰

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It's pretty good, but not as exciting as the introduction says, but it's only about 40 chapters, so I'm looking forward to follow-up calls.

The author's other two books are also quite good. Each book is particularly good, but why is the title so weird? If the author changes the work to attract readers, it should become popular. The title of the previous work is even weirder, but the title of the third book is normal and attractive. It's very well written, keep it up! Don't stop updating after writing 200 chapters.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

It seems pretty good at the moment, but later I saw that the male protagonist was not the first patient, but someone else. If it was a male, would the male protagonist have taken over the first patient's order? Of course, my opinion is only for reference for future friends.