[Beng Tie + comprehensive comic, ah! I want to be the strongest guy who can break iron, sit in the strongest wheelchair, my destiny is connected to my brain, and my wheelchair can replace my thinking!
After Chen Xiao was destroyed by the Hundred Ton King, he awakened the fateful system.
From then on, all heavens and worlds will welcome the great lover and savior.
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The first world, Xingyue (five battles)
Rin: Hey hey hey! Why did I summon a weird guy who is a scholar of extinction, and he said that my magic is not good, so I might as well follow him to study the aesthetics of destruction.
Shirou & Homomorphic Court: We are all partners of justice!
Cleaner, Pre-War Career: I have an objection!
So, after they made the Holy Grail War a mess, the male god came to the world as the judge, and he was instantly dumbfounded.
The giant was sweating profusely: The one who can turn people into stones and babies should be Medusa, and is this really the fifth battle?
He still doesn't know who wins and who loses in this thing? There are strangers everywhere, what the hell are you doing!
Reader comments
The writing is really random, but intuitively speaking, this is how the crazy universe looks like
In terms of content, if a suicidal person dies, he will self-destruct, that is, if he throws his shadow of nothingness to everything around him and comes into contact with it, he will be a suicidal person for the rest of his life.
Okay, let me make up for it. A self-destructor has both physical and spiritual directions. In other words, if an unconscious individual is contaminated with nothingness, there will be nothing if he directly self-destructs. The manipulated individual does not exist. And a self-destructor will not jump to the other side as long as you are not lazy to the extreme at the time, but you will jump to the other side if the degree of contamination is too high.
What is the first cause of life? 1. The underlying first cause: the original obsession with "immortality"
This is the ultimate starting point for the evolution of life and the birth of wisdom, and it is also the first driving force at the bottom.
There was no complex cognition in the initial life. The only instinct and core appeal was to break through the shackles of time and achieve eternal continuation. This pursuit of "immortality" is a purposeless primitive drive, but it directly gave birth to all subsequent evolutionary branches of life - without the desire for immortality, there would be no differentiation between preservation and greed, and there would be no wisdom born to realize immortality more efficiently. It is the primary motivation for the existence of intelligent creatures. All subsequent survival strategies, cognitive abilities, and spiritual pursuits are essentially responses to this initial and ultimate appeal.
2. The first cause of the middle level: the rigid need for the game between "protection" and "greed"
This is the direct cause of the birth of intelligence (the core carrier of wisdom), and also the key cause of the transition from "life survival" to "intelligent creatures".
The collective stability of preservation and the individual adventure of greed are two extreme paths for life to achieve immortality. The confrontation, checks and balances and competition between the two make it impossible for pure instinctive survival to meet the need for immortality: relying solely on preservation will become rigid and difficult to cope with drastic changes in the environment; relying solely on gluttony will cause the population to collapse and lose the basis for continuation. Life must evolve the ability to weigh the pros and cons and integrate the two paths. This ability is the knowledge that is born after the memory engraved in DNA is deposited - the essence of cognition, judgment, and logic. It is to reconcile the contradiction between preservation and greed, and to choose the optimal immortal strategy in different scenarios. It can be said that this game is a necessary condition for the birth of wisdom. Without the symbiosis of opposition between the two, there will be no wisdom beyond instinct.
3. The surface first cause: questioning the meaning of "nothingness"
When the intelligence is mature enough for creatures to break away from the instinct of "simple survival" and possess themselves, creatures can truly become "intelligent creatures". Life begins to question the meaning of its own existence, and the starting point of this thinking is the perception of "nothingness" - the realization of the insignificance of individuals and the contingency of existence in the process of life's pursuit of immortality, which then leads to the ultimate question of "why to live". This questioning in turn gave rise to the self-satisfaction of "pleasure" and the breakthrough of "exploitation", allowing the existence of intelligent creatures to transcend the original purpose of "realizing immortality" and form a unique spiritual and behavioral system. It is the first cause of self-validation for intelligent creatures and defines the essential attributes of intelligence.
In short, the first cause of life is a three-layered unity with "immortality" as the ultimate cause, "the game of preservation and gluttony" as the direct cause, and "the pursuit of the meaning of nothingness" as the defining cause: immortality provides direction, the game generates ability, and questioning completes the definition. The three together constitute the first cause of life. Each multiple life path can be the first cause of life, and the first sound of life can also be produced by the interweaving of each life path.
I really like this kind of "group portrait" when stars are shining [adoration][adoration][adoration][adoration][adoration][adoration]
This is a repost, and it's a bit interesting. The first three chapters don't smell like shit, which is better than most shit on tomatoes, but in the seventh chapter, the true colors of mass-produced self-destruction are revealed. , Give me another chance to see what happens next.
I want to see more fateful old people, hee hee [laughs][laughs][laughs]
I really like this kind of Holy Grail War chaos. Do you guys have any other similar recommendations?
It's so awesome. It's the big fight between fateful guys that I've always wanted to see but couldn't find. It's so awesome [Adore][Adore][Adore]
It feels good, why are there so few people?
OK, great idea
It's pretty, very pretty.
How is Fujimaru Ritsuka?
(Post a string of positive comments)
It feels like it's gone since. After the chapter title. There are fewer and fewer people watching.
Don't make too many arrangements for yourself [laughs evilly]
The writing is really random, but intuitively speaking, this is how the crazy universe looks like
In terms of content, if a suicidal person dies, he will self-destruct, that is, if he throws his shadow of nothingness to everything around him and comes into contact with it, he will be a suicidal person for the rest of his life. Okay, let me make up for it. A self-destructor has both physical and spiritual directions. In other words, if an unconscious individual is contaminated with nothingness, there will be nothing if he directly self-destructs. The manipulated individual does not exist. And a self-destructor will not jump to the other side as long as you are not lazy to the extreme at the time, but you will jump to the other side if the degree of contamination is too high.
What is the first cause of life? 1. The underlying first cause: the original obsession with "immortality" This is the ultimate starting point for the evolution of life and the birth of wisdom, and it is also the first driving force at the bottom. There was no complex cognition in the initial life. The only instinct and core appeal was to break through the shackles of time and achieve eternal continuation. This pursuit of "immortality" is a purposeless primitive drive, but it directly gave birth to all subsequent evolutionary branches of life - without the desire for immortality, there would be no differentiation between preservation and greed, and there would be no wisdom born to realize immortality more efficiently. It is the primary motivation for the existence of intelligent creatures. All subsequent survival strategies, cognitive abilities, and spiritual pursuits are essentially responses to this initial and ultimate appeal. 2. The first cause of the middle level: the rigid need for the game between "protection" and "greed" This is the direct cause of the birth of intelligence (the core carrier of wisdom), and also the key cause of the transition from "life survival" to "intelligent creatures". The collective stability of preservation and the individual adventure of greed are two extreme paths for life to achieve immortality. The confrontation, checks and balances and competition between the two make it impossible for pure instinctive survival to meet the need for immortality: relying solely on preservation will become rigid and difficult to cope with drastic changes in the environment; relying solely on gluttony will cause the population to collapse and lose the basis for continuation. Life must evolve the ability to weigh the pros and cons and integrate the two paths. This ability is the knowledge that is born after the memory engraved in DNA is deposited - the essence of cognition, judgment, and logic. It is to reconcile the contradiction between preservation and greed, and to choose the optimal immortal strategy in different scenarios. It can be said that this game is a necessary condition for the birth of wisdom. Without the symbiosis of opposition between the two, there will be no wisdom beyond instinct. 3. The surface first cause: questioning the meaning of "nothingness" When the intelligence is mature enough for creatures to break away from the instinct of "simple survival" and possess themselves, creatures can truly become "intelligent creatures". Life begins to question the meaning of its own existence, and the starting point of this thinking is the perception of "nothingness" - the realization of the insignificance of individuals and the contingency of existence in the process of life's pursuit of immortality, which then leads to the ultimate question of "why to live". This questioning in turn gave rise to the self-satisfaction of "pleasure" and the breakthrough of "exploitation", allowing the existence of intelligent creatures to transcend the original purpose of "realizing immortality" and form a unique spiritual and behavioral system. It is the first cause of self-validation for intelligent creatures and defines the essential attributes of intelligence. In short, the first cause of life is a three-layered unity with "immortality" as the ultimate cause, "the game of preservation and gluttony" as the direct cause, and "the pursuit of the meaning of nothingness" as the defining cause: immortality provides direction, the game generates ability, and questioning completes the definition. The three together constitute the first cause of life. Each multiple life path can be the first cause of life, and the first sound of life can also be produced by the interweaving of each life path.
I really like this kind of "group portrait" when stars are shining [adoration][adoration][adoration][adoration][adoration][adoration]
This is a repost, and it's a bit interesting. The first three chapters don't smell like shit, which is better than most shit on tomatoes, but in the seventh chapter, the true colors of mass-produced self-destruction are revealed. , Give me another chance to see what happens next.
I want to see more fateful old people, hee hee [laughs][laughs][laughs]
I really like this kind of Holy Grail War chaos. Do you guys have any other similar recommendations?
It's so awesome. It's the big fight between fateful guys that I've always wanted to see but couldn't find. It's so awesome [Adore][Adore][Adore]
It feels good, why are there so few people?
OK, great idea
It's pretty, very pretty.
How is Fujimaru Ritsuka?
(Post a string of positive comments)
It feels like it's gone since. After the chapter title. There are fewer and fewer people watching.
Don't make too many arrangements for yourself [laughs evilly]