Livestream: Proving the Existence of an Infinite Multiverse from the Start

How many marketing accounts did you follow in order to write it?

If you like this book, please give it a five-star review. Everything in this book is art... Plus reasonable guesses. Some of them may be wrong. Please use your own discretion to believe it. But... You can completely trust the reasonable guesses of becoming a god. Because... Becoming a god is [semi-awakened]. 😎😎😎😎😎😎

This book is very good. I hope the author will not read it. Of course, if he does... I don't care what method you use to update me! ! !

Brothers, let me tell you my point of view. I have read a popular science saying that there is no latitude of time in the world. Time is just a measure to calculate the decline of people and the disappearance and weathering of objects. Just like there is no such thing as length in the world, it is just a measure. We all live in the present, in the same place and time as the ancients. It's just that they died. My concept is that there is no past or future, only the present. There won't be any time travel. I was convinced of this when I saw this popular science. Most people believe that it is possible to travel faster than the speed of light. So far, no theory can prove this.

The book is a good book, but the author knows too much. It would be understandable if the author stops updating one day, right? Author (･᷄ὢ･᷅)

When I read Chapter 40, I was already terrified, because I thought about the possibility that Jiang Zhe was also a member of the Brain in a Vat, and was given a system. The task is to let the people of the world know the truth. Because of the Brain in a Vat experiment done by Jiang Zhe, I found that he was similar to himself. I gave 4 stars purely because five stars are considered malicious praise, so only 4 stars are considered [sneaky laugh]

Really, if there is a brain in a vat in reality, then when we mention the brain in a vat, the system will automatically change it to "code..." Or something else. Is it possible that when we really propose the brain in a vat, the person who is doing this experiment originally intended for us to discover the brain in the vat, and then see if we can transcend it or something like that. I am the kind of person who is extremely scared when I think about it, although I am not very scared. But I really recommend this novel. I felt numb when I was almost finished reading it. Brain-burning, I love it. This is the only novel I want to follow. I personally don't want to finish it, because some places give readers a lot of room for imagination. I want to click a shitty yellow button at the end of a certain chapter, and then read the previous one again. In some places, I read more, and the more I think about it, the more important this place becomes, like a crime-solving suspense novel. The feeling of digging out the truth for yourself is really amazing [palms face] but when I saw this novel it was already finished [makes faces] I am lucky that I didn't suffer the same hardship as those who follow the novel. I have already followed the author and plan to read all the books written by the author, and will read a few more times this winter vacation (college students do not have winter vacation homework [full])

After reading them all, I'm still not satisfied. . . . You know the author!ヽ(#`Д´)ノ

Apart from anything else, the updates are really fast. It would be great if they could update 15 times a day[]

According to the theory of continental drift and the theory of a round sky and a square place in ancient my country, as well as the pillars and ancient nuclear wars mentioned in the book, we can guess that ancient humans lived on the same continent. People cannot describe things they have not seen before. Therefore, it can be concluded that the "sky" at that time had an entity and was supported by something. A nuclear war caused the sky pillars to collapse, the continent began to split, and the seawater surged onto the continent as the "sky" left. Of course, this is a personal conjecture. There is no data to support it, so please don't criticize.