Yesterday, my mom told me I was an only child.
Today, she pointed to the unfamiliar girl beside the dining table and said she was my younger sister.
Everyone says I have a sister. She’s in the photos, in my WeChat contacts, even in my family household register.
I’m the only one who remembers that she didn’t exist yesterday.
Even worse, my sister changes every day.
Today she’s fifteen. Tomorrow, she might be twenty-two, and the day after, she could be seven.
Every morning, I wake up to find she’s someone else.
Later, a man in a black trench coat came to find me.
He said my sister was a mistake in the world and had to be erased.
I asked him just one question:
“If your sister disappeared once every day, would you erase her or protect her?”
Then
I feel that the plot is still okay, but the text is probably generated with AI assistance and has not been refined. Some paragraphs are too obvious to repeat, and the "instantaneous feeling" still affects the reading experience. (Suddenly I understood what my instructor felt when he said, "Why are there so many repetitions in your paper?")
All I can say is that it's really good. It is very similar to a novel I read a long time ago. It's also of this type. The protagonist starts the game looking for a non-existent person.
It's a bit strong, very suspenseful, and it piqued my interest. So far, it's pretty good, and it's worth watching. Enter at least 5 characters
I think it's okay, but I don't know why not many people read it? It feels pretty good-looking
Okay, very interesting book
This should be the most high-quality book I have read in recent times. The questions are one after another, and there are more and more doubts. It made me feel horrified to read it in the middle of the night.