
Livestream: From the Start, Unraveling the Grandfather Paradox
直播:开局解密祖父悖论
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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The lack of comments is not because no one reads them, but because they don't know what to say. The writing is so good. It is the best popular science article I have ever read outside of French. Of course, the former is easy to be blocked [laughter]
I just saw the author's second interpretation of the grandfather paradox. I wonder if the author has watched the 2019 German drama "Darkness" and made reference to it. To be honest, if there are book friends who don't quite understand the first explanation: it has always been a person's future. The whole show can embody that. Even the second solution is: the precondition cannot be activated. He is his own grandfather, too. It seems that the fourth female character or some character lived in the future of nuclear explosion (normal timeline) and gave birth to a child with a time traveler in the past. It was also the child's future line that gave birth to her in the normal timeline. The two are mother and daughter to each other. The product of a time paradox.
The author is great, I give you five stars, the content is very solid, but to be honest, the audience should not be very large, and. . . In terms of content, I'm actually worried that the background review won't recommend anything to you, because if your book becomes popular, there will be many things in it that people don't usually understand. After reading it, everyone will check it out, which may cause some problems. Just think of me as an alarmist 🤦 🤦
I have read a novel similar to the mystery of the world before, also on Tomato. The protagonist's name is also Jiang Zhe. It is full of mystery and makes people want to put it down. The rhythm is just right, the plot is tight, and if you ignore some small problems logically, you will find that you have to grow your brain and have a strong sense of participation. I'm just worried about whether the writing will collapse later. If the world of copies appears according to the development of the plot, and there are multiple different worlds, it is often difficult for the author to grasp the development of the plot, resulting in unfinished work or a lack of readers' sense of involvement. This phenomenon often occurs in many novels about multiverses. I hope the author will consider it carefully and look forward to it.
Nice! The male protagonist in this book and another book "Four Dimensional Survival" have the same name, both are named Jiang Zhe, and they both involve this kind of science, which fascinates me [Admiration]
The popular science content is very good, and it combines my own opinions and imagination with practical knowledge points very well. But I don't like the daily part very much. How can I put it... It feels like a lump in the throat. Maybe the author didn't combine it well. Also, there are too many excessive narrations in the popular science section, which are too lengthy and make me feel uncomfortable listening to them. I listened to it many, many times and skipped a lot of places, so I just listened to the popular science content 😂. I really like this book. The author has a lot of physics knowledge, but in terms of writing, I hope the author can learn more. Come on, support you [learn it]. I also read your other book "I cleared the game early, so you dragged me into the ghost story", which is very exciting. I didn't expect that it would be published earlier than this one. I read it after listening to its popular science, so I could understand some of the physics knowledge in it. I feel that there is a big gap in the writing style between the two books. The author does not have to forcefully describe some of the content, which is really uncomfortable to hear. I very much suspect that the low score of this book is related to some redundant words 😂.
😅 Cheng God and City God, [the world's unsolved mysteries? I can explain it here] [Hypercube: Give yourself a chance at the beginning! ] [Live Broadcast: Decrypting the Grandfather Paradox at the Beginning] [I cleared the game early, and you dragged me into the ghost story] Are these books a series, or are the authors reinventing the wheel!!!
The content is good, but the protagonist doesn't think he might be a brain in a vat?
Is this the follow-up to the previous book "Rules and Ghost Stories" 🤔
The author is so awesome. Some of them made me feel numb. They were so shocking. It was the first time I read a novel and I felt a sense of empathy and real panic. I started to doubt my life a little bit.