Flowers Blooming in the Wasteland

I read reviews that said it was a be, so I went straight to the end. Ah, it seems to me like he. With the same memories and personality, I feel like they are basically the same person. It's like that kind of reincarnation that I feel is not the same person. Moreover, one is a clone and the other is a copy. The two match well and can also be regarded as new individuals. But after I finished reading the ending, I suddenly didn't want to read the article anymore, hahaha

This ending is really the kind of ending that I personally dislike seeing the most. Maybe because I am a vulgar human being, so I am still limited by my thinking = = Oh, forget it, I'm too lazy to say too much, as long as they are happy...

I'm so angry, the author, you are such a big pig! It's all over and we haven't let the young couple meet again!!! Here's the candy I've longed for!!!

Sure enough, I had seen it, but after reading it, I was deeply amazed and admired it, and thought about it for a long time. Actually it is he, but I see many people in the comment area feel that they are not them anymore, but that is only limited to our current thinking. In the future, the development of science and technology may not be able to reach this point. Memory is stored in the cloud, and the memory is copied after the body dies. You are still you, which is really great. They are still them. What is a person made of? Memory is still ****. You who have all the memories of emotional experiences are another you.

So this is not a sweet article. In fact, the two protagonists are still dead. What survives are their offspring - offspring produced through different methods of asexual reproduction.

2023.06.06 01:39 Completed

It took me a few days to read it! It's been a while since I've seen an article with such an appetizing setting. I'll leave a comment at the end.

Actually, I don't understand the setting of Guardian's rebirth. The article describes that rebirth will delete some useless memories and retain knowledge and experience, and then rebirth will have nothing to do with the previous generation (the protagonist is described). But in the article, the protagonist remembers the memories of the next three generations. Wouldn't it be affected? I'm a little curious when he remembers that the memories of the previous two generations only have memories but no feelings or emotions? If there are emotions, how can you say that they have nothing to do with them before rebirth? Just like the protagonist who was resurrected in the end, wouldn't he still love the protagonist after entering his memory? According to this logic, it will still be affected, so it doesn't matter if they, the guardian species, commit crimes and are forced to reborn. Aren't they afraid of the risk of being influenced by the previous generation?

This ending is very happy!!! Almost thought it was true) "38%;~%... Fortunately, my wife was lenient. Throw flowers! Happy!

Such an open-ended ending is pretty good, so please hurry up and open up new pits!