Cognitive Impairment? It's Just That You Have Your Own Talents at the Start

When Jiang Xun opened his eyes from dizziness, he found that he was in a high-end villa. He traveled through time, but he didn't know that he was carrying a cognitive impairment that would strike without warning. What's even more fatal is that after traveling for only half a day, a piercing alarm tore through the sky, and he was forcibly dragged into the dungeon. While others saw ruins covered with cobwebs, he saw a maze of majestic castles; what others avoided was strange, but in his field of vision were nobles in tuxedos. This strange "talent" allowed him to escape from death many times in the dungeon: the stained oil painting revealed the map of the secret room in his eyes, and the energy veins of the mechanical monster were invisible under his gaze.​ When the ghosts of the castle, future machines, and virtual illusions are nested layer by layer, when the suspicions of other participants and the pursuit of organizations are pressing closer, Jiang Xun must hold the real blade alone in the illusory world. Is he reduced to cannon fodder for experiments, or is he a rebel who overturns the chessboard? When staring into the abyss, he will use his own method to carve a way out.