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Dear author, have you read a good classic American play called "Our Town"? I recommend reading it. I don't know why, but the expressions you wrote about the precious moments when people look back on their past after death or in a special state are just as tender and broad as them.
The author teacher seems to be reading jj's comments, and I would like to express my gratitude for your words abruptly! The ending made me cry, and I kept crying in the extra chapter. It's hard to say how much of it was due to the article itself. It was probably just because I happened to be in a bad state, squandering money and avoiding the love of my family while feeling anxious and guilty at the same time. This article reminded me how precious the love within reach is. I cried for them but more for myself.
Thank you to the author for giving these two brothers a gentle and happy ending. I cried to death.
Oh my god... It's rare to see anti-travel and anti-rebirth articles. This one is so beautiful. Everything is just right.
Thinking of Asimov's The End of Eternity, I recommend this book
While reading the article, my mind kept running, speculating on various possibilities, but I have to say that when the answer was revealed at the end, I realized that my mind was still too shallow. It's like a covered painting. When I uncovered a corner, I would make up the remaining part in my mind. Then, when I uncovered a little more, I found that my guess was completely wrong. I continued to make up my mind again, and when I uncovered a little more, I found that it still didn't fit... Until the ending. The settings in some places are simply amazingly rigorous and meticulous, such as the time paradox in which scientific researchers develop a time machine, and those books. At first glance, they seem ridiculous, but if you think about it carefully, who is not the protagonist of your own life? You are the protagonist in your own book, but in another book (such as "Naked Clothes"), you are indeed a supporting role. Is there anything wrong? But there are still many things I haven't understood yet (my brain is not big enough?). In 1983, people began to have time travellers. With Chen's father's house as the center of the radioactive source, there was an extra substance in people's bodies, and they could travel when they reached a certain standard. Why would a "library" become a radioactive source? How could that substance be produced? So the "Naked Clothes" that Yu saw was a world that developed normally without radioactive sources. It was normal that there was no setting for time travellers. But why did Chen Wei, after his rebirth, know about time travelers and still take it for granted? According to the setting, he should have come from a world without time travellers, so why did he finally see Yu in "Naked Clothes" as a supporting character in the "library"? At the end, it can be seen that there are two special characters who have not returned, one brother and one Yu. My brother was lost because of "Pitch Dark", so what about Yu, why is he still in this world despite being in his own body? Can we assume that Yu is independent of this first-level world and the higher-level second-level world? What about people who play games, the next level of the three-layer world? There is also Los Angeles, which seems to be just banned by the government, but there are still many questions. Are the books in the library only starring people from Los Angeles? No one else? But if it had not been imprisoned in time, then through reproduction, outsiders would also be carrying radioactive materials, and they would be able to pass through when reaching a certain amount. What substance does the government use to confine it so that radioactive sources can only spread within Los Angeles? Why is the language in Los Angeles so different from other places? (I always feel it has profound meaning)... And there are many, many more... It seems that my expression is a bit messy, and what I write is always unclear and verbose. But believe me, I have deleted, deleted, modified and organized the language many, many times. What a pathetic science student.
Ahhhh, if you delete the game, it will be regarded as HE. When you reach the point of time again, you will not lose that book again... It was a journey that was so confusing that Lin An almost collapsed. Fortunately, he finally got a chance to fall in love again QAQ...
It's great that I've watched it for 7.8 Years and I'll revisit it after a while... It's written in big words and is both advanced and detailed\(*T▽T*)/
Finished spreading flowers! Speaking of which, I thought I had guessed the world view setting correctly, but after reading this chapter, I realized that I am still too green, hahaha. The author's great imagination is really admirable!
I couldn't get over it after reading it in one go...