When mathematical genius Lin Xian opened his eyes, what he saw was not a world of flesh and blood, but a realm of rationality flowing with formulas and data. Traveling through the world where the curse returns, the curse is no longer an indescribable fear, but a chaotic equation waiting to be analyzed.
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"Field Expansion·Laplace Demon"
"Reversal of the Technique·Gödel's Incompleteness"
"There are four ways to write the word 'fennel' for fennel beans - and there are seventeen optimal solutions to the curse of death."
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He pushed up his glasses at the special curse spirit that devoured the world: "The probability of your existence is returning to zero."
He unfolded the draft paper facing the thousand-year conspiracy: "There is a mutation point in the entropy increase curve of your plan."
He even wrote a proof for Gojo Satoru's no-lower-limit technique: "The so-called infinity is just a romantic illusion of convergent sequences."
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However, when the blood in Shibuya dyed the mathematical model red, and when the prison gate swallowed up the last light, Lin Xian finally discovered——
The deepest curse in this world has never been the power of magic, but human nature.
And the ultimate destination of reason may not be on paper, but in the wheat fields growing under your feet.
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[This is the ultimate game of rationality and mystery]
[A hard-core epic that uses mathematical formulas to rewrite the rules of magic]
"When absolute rationality collides with human variability, the entire magic world will tremble."
Reader comments
It's too cold. I still prefer something more colorful. Is it AI expansion? It feels like it has a mechanical feel, or the style itself is just like that. Come on
It's very interesting. It explains the power of magic from a mathematical perspective and combines sensibility with rationality. It has a very interesting setting and angle. I highly recommend it.
It's too cold. I still prefer something more colorful. Is it AI expansion? It feels like it has a mechanical feel, or the style itself is just like that. Come on
It's very interesting. It explains the power of magic from a mathematical perspective and combines sensibility with rationality. It has a very interesting setting and angle. I highly recommend it.