(18-07-2026, 10:07 PM)ololololo wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.You can see that the changes made have almost erased the line between real symbols and their null counterparts. This can indeed make decryption more difficult, but not by much - once you've converted all possible numbers into letters and solved the anagram beforehand, you can figure out where the nulls, additions, and so on are.
Can you actually read this cipher off the page? I mean, can a person who spent some time using this cipher look at "chor shoiin okey daiin daiin chan ches / chor sheor qokeol dy" and after thinking for a few seconds at most get the Latin original? I have no idea how your cipher works exactly, but the description looks insanely complicated. It looks like it might take more than a minute to read just a single phrase. This looks prohibitively complex to me, not very suitable for a book. Not impossible, of course, just not very practical.

