Quantum Suicide

Advantages: The setting is great, the human subconscious, the derivation of quantum mechanics, the wild imagination, the constant travel of parallel worlds, the ending of Dr. Mo's explanation, enlightenment, immortality may be the ultimate goal of life consciousness. Disadvantages: The plot is too loose and a bit weak. The travel back and forth between each world and the change of protagonists make readers confused, which weakens the appeal of the look and the awesome setting. This may be the reason for the poor performance. In addition to the wild imagination as embellishment, a wonderful novel also needs a sophisticated story to present. Due to the constant travel of the world, the protagonists are like headless flies experiencing different lives, but the meaning and value of each world and the connection between them are missing. The images of the protagonists are not established, and the change of perspective is as confusing as hemp. Later, Dr. Mo's explanation was used to forcibly integrate the previous plot. Although it was unbelievable, it was also reasonable. The background of Akuma and Mandala was hastily explained and not in depth, and the explanation of Ark's laboratory and the sower was not complete enough. To sum up, the road is very paved and looks amazing at first glance, but it is easy to get lost.

I saw in the book a lot of "unconstrained" and "fantastic ideas" that had appeared in my mind. I always thought I was crazy. So this is fucking quantum mechanics? The most interesting thing is that this question appeared in my mind and it was solved! This book appeared too late! A more serious book review halfway through. I understand halfway through that the male protagonist has been jumping around in parallel universes. Laboratory 1 and Laboratory 2 are actually different parallel universes. But because the male protagonist is the male protagonist, he is the main one. All worlds, including parallel spaces, are created for him. Just like a question I have thought about, Eastern and Western cultures have always believed in gods in ancient times. Based on many false and true evidences, I boldly speculated on a question. Has anyone ever thought about how the world came into being? Is it possible that this is the case? To compare, God = author, male protagonist = male protagonist, book = world created by the author So is it possible that our world is just a world created for a certain protagonist? All of us ordinary people are just ordinary NPCs whose names are not even qualified to be mentioned in the book. So when I think about this, I am confused again.

Such a wonderful science fiction novel should not be buried! Recommend!

Brothers, this book is hard enough and quite taxing on the brain.

A super exciting novel, the protagonist changed repeatedly and jumped across parallel universes. In the end, I was not sure who was the male lead. Li Zaiming and Lin Chu both had enough roles, but in the end it was Dr. Mo who was the finale. I'm looking forward to the author's other novels.

OK, well written. The universe we live in should be a quantum column, and what we feel should be the process of the soul circulating on this column. Repeatedly cycle, each cycle is a universe, a parallel universe. Our universe will never exceed the scope of our brains. Everything beyond is unknown.

This book won't get a high score in Tomato, but if you have a discerning eye and you know the hero, maybe more people will like it after publishing it.

I couldn't understand it at all, and the ending was confusing. The plot is particularly exciting.

Very unique idea! Very attractive design! Every turn in the plot is given a supernatural and scientific mystery! The continuation of the plots of each character is confusing, but the reader is always attracted by various contradictions, conspiracies and accidents. It can be seen that the author has a unique and eager expression of the setting of the article. The compact and changing plot is indeed as chaotic as a quantum state, collapsing into pieces of puzzle pieces to guide the feeling of exploration. This sense of uneasiness and the ensuing secrets are somewhat conflicting, but fortunately the author has carefully polished many details. Whether it is the background setting or the character plot, they are all worth watching!

This book should be considered quite well written, forget it, I admit that when it comes to academic things, I can't understand it, but I can feel that the author has thought deeply about the development of science and technology to a certain extent. He has formed his own unique world view and presented it to the readers. The second half of the book gives people a feeling of emptiness in time and space. I can sympathize with the emptiness described by the author across the screen. Reading the whole book will indeed make me rethink technology, life and time.