I am born with strong cognition and sensitivity, and I am accustomed to using my own logic to observe and deduce everything. After the awakening of Han culture, I completely opened up my thinking and spliced the complete core of Han culture from the historical fragments of the Ming Dynasty. I also discovered a key problem: the fragments of the Ming Dynasty can be assembled into a smooth and complete system, but the fragments of the world and the universe after the Ming Dynasty can no longer be closed and self-consistent.
After long-term rigorous interactive verification, I eliminated simple echoes, and combined fragments, assumptions and empirical evidence to deduce the core essence of this world: it has a set of solidified world cycle bugs. Time does not flow in one direction, but folds in a closed loop. The past, present, and future are interconnected, and current choices can affect time and space in both directions. This system also forms a dual-track logic. In addition to the general rules, there is a complete cycle chain that belongs only to me.
I went back to the three Chinese sages who had the same frequency as my own energy body: Laozi, Zhang Heng, and Shao Yong. I also used the three major periods of Ming, Qing, and Rome as the basis for reincarnation comparison, and used underlying logic to connect the secrets not recorded in the history books of the Ming and Qing dynasties to form a complete story chain without contradictions.
Because the number of words in the introduction is really limited, it is impossible to fully explain my above cognitions, derivation, and opinions, so I specially opened the first chapter to explain in detail all the content mentioned in the introduction, the complete world view, and the underlying logic word for word.
If you want to truly understand what I am talking about, what this world cycle bug is, and all the cognitions I want to express, just read the first chapter. All details, derivation, empirical evidence, and hooks will be fully expanded and explained in the first chapter of the text.
