[Brainful combat + clear motivation + intellectual battle + imaginary city + hidden line bond + rational CP] (JoJo stand-in battle mechanism battle | author's biological background, body details are super realistic)
The real world was reduced to wasteland after a nuclear war. Human beings rely on brain-computer interfaces to escape into the virtual world - that city-sized steel eye in the sky hangs between circuit boards, always reminding everyone: You think you are free, but in fact you are not.
The only flaw in this world is extreme pain. A few people who have been tortured but are unwilling to die will have their spiritual energy disrupt their own data and gain the ability to interfere with reality - and a rough white mask.
The day Chen Xun had his right arm cut off, he thought he was just an unlucky student.
Three years later, he wore a mask and killed people for the mercenary group in the inner circle. His former friends became his subordinates, his enemies had their heads punched through with his own hands, and his adoptive parents were executed in front of him - but he chose to stand by and watch.
He is still looking for the girl who was sold to the moon.
But he gradually couldn't tell whether he was looking for her or looking for a way back.
(Tight rhythm, no nonsense, no excessive special effects and light pollution, no daily water injection, tragic core, and emotional lines)
Reader comments
A very strong book, with a very personal style while maintaining the tension of the subject matter. The plot is concise but the motivation is sufficient. Recommended)
Strong? ! Conservative writing, there is indeed no light pollution. The plot design is a bit European and American, I hope it won't collapse later [exploration]
A very strong book, with a very personal style while maintaining the tension of the subject matter. The plot is concise but the motivation is sufficient. Recommended)
Strong? ! Conservative writing, there is indeed no light pollution. The plot design is a bit European and American, I hope it won't collapse later [exploration]