Lin Mo, 26, a laid-off programmer with 2,387 yuan left in his bank account.
Then he bonded with the [Future Simulation System].
Once a day, he could simulate the future.
In his first simulation, he saw himself dying in a hospital bed thirty days later.
System prompt: Someone wants you to disappear from the future.
Lin Mo smiled.
If you want my life, then I'll change the future into something you can't even imagine.
Starting with 2,180 yuan in capital, he began making a killing with information from the future
Stock prices rising or falling? I know. Making a fortune in crypto? I'll get in early. Who's watching me? I can see it all in the simulation.
You're plotting in the shadows, while I can see the ending outright.
How are you supposed to play against that?
…
Later, those who had once tried to erase him finally realized one thing:
They weren't facing a person.
They were facing a monster who had simulated the future a hundred times.
It came from Douyin, but it was written in a fog. Out of nowhere, someone wants to kill and control the protagonist. While watching, I was thinking about some questions: Is the theme about urban supernatural beings? Urban imagination? Or science fiction? In any case, it is too shady for others to know about it and respond directly to it as soon as the protagonist obtains the simulation system. There is indeed a sense of expectation. I can't imagine how the other party knows, unless there are also time and space related abilities. Oh, yes, the introduction said that someone knew someone was going to kill me, but his reaction was to work hard to achieve a future where the other party couldn't kill him instead of fighting back??? Is there any law in this world anymore? Why does it feel like the protagonist has his hands tied and the villain is in control of the situation? I frowned the whole time and felt that the protagonist was aggrieved. The crisis was enough, but there was no way to deal with it.
Yes, there is suspense and a sense of story. The faster you go, the more tomatoes like to keep books. The slower you go, the bookshelf becomes dusty.