Dimensional Invasion: From the Start, I Turn In Tom and Jerry

Su Zhe, a graduate student in physics, discovers that the old television in his home has become the only gateway to a “cartoon dimension.”

He can pull anything out of it: a hammer that grows bigger, a hole painted on a wall that lets you walk through, and explosives that never run out.

At first, he thinks it’s a heaven-sent stroke of luck.

That is, until he sees Tom Cat smash the moon in half with a single blow.

Terrified out of his wits, Su Zhe thinks: If Tom and Jerry get out, won’t the Earth get formatted on the spot?

Without a second thought, he grabs the TV and rushes to the National Bureau of Anomalous Phenomena and Strategic Security.

“Comrade! I’ve discovered a dimensional gateway that can smash the Earth to pieces. I’m turning it over to the country!”

When a devastating alien fleet descends on Earth,

every nation falls into despair.

Su Zhe quietly turns on the TV and tells the national command center, “Just treat them like Jerry.”

The next moment, countless gigantic mechanical arms rooted in the Earth, wielding flyswatters, frying pans, and enormous hammers, pound the alien fleet into fireworks across the sky to the sound of stirring orchestral music.

Watching the global livestream, the alien overlord stares in shock.

Su Zhe, now the “Chief Consultant on the Laws of Reality Warping,” lights a cigarette. “I told you long ago: in the face of the ‘Cartoon Laws,’ your physics is worthless.”