When the story is no longer a linear track, when readers become narrative accomplices, every character may be a fatal trap, and every paragraph hides the key to subverting cognition.
Demining: It's purely written in the dark, no one knows whether the next chapter is written by a human or a ghost, and sometimes the original host hasn't finished reading it, so the writing is incomplete or it goes by very quickly. Anyway, if you don't like it, run away. In fact, it was just a whim, and I didn't think about how much I would write. It might end if I'm in a bad mood one day. Just be happy to read it, and leave if you don't like it. Update lightning protection by chance! The anchor will stop updating at any time if his health is not good.
Narrative plague: The real world has been eroded by an unknown "word virus", and fictional characters in all literary works have begun to awaken to consciousness. Classic novels, movie scripts, and game plots have all become "narrative cocoons." When the "believability" of a story reaches a critical value, the rules will invade reality and trap humans in the corresponding narrative cage. Every cocoon world follows "story thermodynamics"—as the plot progresses, narrative entropy continues to increase, and the world will move from order to chaos. When the entropy value reaches the limit, the cocoon will collapse into a "narrative black hole" that swallows everything. The only way to stop it is to find the "meta-proposition" of the story and reconstruct the logic.
Intention: Science students are suspected of being crazy