
[Anime Crossover] Caviar's Road Home
(综漫)鱼子酱的回家之路
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- Completed
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- 651k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 9y ago
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- JJWXC
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It's been so many years. At first, it was so painful that I wanted to give up. Later, I felt that the female protagonist had not received the punishment she deserved and wanted to give up. In the end, the decryption seemed too roundabout and I still wanted to give up. But I actually watched it again. It was probably the younger brother's obsession with his older sister that started the reincarnation, and then the female partner inserted into it, causing countless misfortunes and tragic deaths of the older sister. The younger brother tried to cut off the cycle by killing the female partner, but failed. Finally, the older sister and the Red Corpse Hidden Man (with the help of some clones of the younger brother) broke through the cycle, and because she was pregnant, they cut off the infinite loop and cause and effect of the past. That's probably it?
Why is the child named Jun? His father is Chishi and his mother is Yu? Also, is the younger brother in love with his older sister, or is he just obsessed with her too much?
The logic of this chapter is confusing. Gu~~(╯╰) Suddenly I felt so pitiful about Li Dan. It turned out that he was all a child who was being taken advantage of~ ╮(╯▽╰)╭, when are you going to write a story about siblings? Yu Zi and Yu Tai love each other very much~
Damn, you are so awesome, your logic is so strong... In fact, if you write horror and mystery novels, I think it will be very interesting...
Think about it and organize your thoughts into a long review. I still appreciate the author's thinking about the world more than the content. As I just said, I am very curious about the origin of the author's worldview setting, and I also admire the author's meticulous logic in constructing the story clues to be large but not complex, complex but not chaotic. The relationship between the heroine and Heracles is mentioned at the end of "Time Trick", so I guess the author has some involvement in ancient Greek mythology and philosophical thought, because the "rules" explained in "Going Home" are very similar to the "Logos" theory of Heraclitus. Although the author may be aware of Heraclitus's theory of logos, I would like to briefly touch upon it. According to Heraclitus, the entire world is controlled by Logos. The sun, moon, stars, heaven, earth, and everything in existence are all Logos. First of all, logos is the "rule" of everything; secondly, everything has logos. Therefore, whether living or not, whether real or illusory, logos is everywhere. On the one hand, the logos theory is somewhat similar to the later theory of God's creation; on the other hand, it is connected with the view of "all things have Buddha nature" in Eastern religions. Therefore, logos connects all things together. It is above everything and exists among vegetation and insects. The extra chapter revealed the reason why Yu Zi entered the two-dimensional world, but why does Yu Tai have such powerful abilities? Why can he create rules? Is it just a strong inner obsession? And what kind of power heard his cry and gave him an almost godly status? Obviously, there is an ultimate "rule" above Yu Tai. What agreement has the Ultimate Rules reached with the Yu Tais? In other words, where is the source of Yu Tai's power and what does it look like? It seems that the author can continue to carry out the storm of imagination to the end. Here I want to say that I only briefly read the King of Net part and the last part. As for the Hunter Shining skip in the middle... I can't read it because I know nothing about anime. If the author has given the final answer, then I hope the author can forgive my ignorance - then continue. The merging of the two-dimensional world and the three-dimensional world is a technically very tricky thing for me. Due to the difference in dimensions, characters on the two-dimensional plane are destined to be unable to connect with the three-dimensional world. Liu Cixin's "The Three-Body Problem" mentioned the problem of worlds with different dimensions: high dimensions can observe low dimensions. For low dimensions, high-dimensional attacks have no blind spots, just like God. An omniscient and omnipotent existence, but if the dimensions are different, the most likely result is actually missing, target missing, unable to communicate except under extremely rare circumstances. Imagine that the world on a piece of paper and your world actually coexist in parallel and will almost never intersect. Even if they intersect, the high-dimensional and low-dimensional worlds are destined to be unable to observe each other. Due to the principle of refraction of light, the two-dimensional world cannot be projected into the three-dimensional world, and it is almost impossible for people in the two-dimensional world to observe the three-dimensional world. Therefore, if the merger of the two worlds is to be self-consistent, doesn't it inevitably lead to the problem of dimensionality change? Or is it dimensional annexation? High dimensions engulfing low dimensions? It must be pointed out that in the process of making the three-dimensional world two-dimensional, its width will greatly increase as the height disappears. Imagine if you expand the cube into a rectangle, will the area be greatly increased? I look forward to the author being able to conceive of a more rigorous and complete world system, especially the author's interpretation of the ultimate rules. No matter what, I still applaud the author's grand structure.
I've read the author's article, Time Conspiracy and this article, and I'm curious about where the author's setting scripts come from? Which books and works were you influenced by? I admire the author's orderly logic despite the huge setting. This article... I always feel that the heroine's setting is a bit too powerful and loved by everyone, but not realistic enough. It would be better if the author could come up with the reason why she must be so powerful and loved by everyone. But in any case, the contents of this article and the author's "Time Conspiracy" are indeed compact and well-organized. It is not easy to be self-consistent when the world view is so grand and there are so many worlds involved. The author's imagination and logic are very powerful!
This kind of endless loop, this kind of divine logic = = Author, I can't think of words to describe you, but this article is indeed to my liking.
What can I say. . . . In fact, I have heard a saying that this world has eleven dimensions, and the dimensions are being reduced all the time. Human beings who have technology that is more advanced than our current technology have reduced the dimensions of their own world in order to stay ahead of us. When people in the three-dimensional world reach the two-dimensional world, they will only be flattened into a piece of paper. So according to this statement. . . . . It seems that the world of Caviar is still inferior compared to the world of anime?
I have collected this book for a long time. . But I haven't watched it for some unknown reason - -. . . After reading it now, I feel decisively that you, the author, are so talented! ! ! However, this last brother's extra chapter suddenly reminded me of "Terror Cruise", the kind of headache that leads to death but doesn't know what the beginning is. . . I say that I absolutely adore you. . .
My brother's setting is really good!