They Call Me Savior

The author is so immersed that he cannot extricate himself

The edge puts information from the future to change the timeline, and the superpowers of the Matrix. I hope it can be integrated in a reasonable way later.

The author's writing is very strong, is he a master's vest? I read it in one go, suspense link after link, science fiction setting with reasonable basis, and the savior mode perfectly reproduces the feeling of the Matrix. The writing is really graphic! There is no peeling in the book, some content is sewed in but it is relatively reasonable. The unrestricted hypnosis in the early stage made me think it was an H-story unfolding, and the unfolding of the world view later was astonishing. The current minor problem is that the emotional drama does not seem to match the main plot, and the image of the heroine is unclear. But putting aside the emotional drama, the two ideas of whether the world is real or not + time travel have endless potential. Come on, come on

All tickets for this month are given

Hypnosis is good, but you need to learn hypnosis.

The protagonist suddenly needs to remember some moving numbers

Sorry, I went to the wrong set.

25.1.20 Good, the plot is compact. I don't know what will happen after it is put on the shelves

Not bad, looking forward to the release of Chapter 20

It's just that the protagonist has never tried to "modify" people directly in the form of the Creator. Since humans are also made up of numbers, will it be possible to defeat anti-hypnosis by deleting the anti-hypnotic numbers in the brain? Or if you can control a major organ to stop working, the heart stops beating, the lungs stop breathing, or the trachea is blocked, can you directly kill someone remotely?

Although there are shadows of The Matrix, it looks good

I feel like the main character is not well portrayed, but the supporting characters are pretty good.

I'm just curious if the protagonist of the future world exists? Will the two protagonists meet?