After Being Reborn Eight Times

After the chase, although there is no cp, I can pick out the candy and eat it by myself_(:з∠)_

I think all of this is Steins; Gate's choice. It is we who choose our destiny, not destiny who chooses us. To say that all this is just a gift from fate, it is better to say that this is a gift we give ourselves, whether it is good or bad. I'm reminded of a quote that goes like this: "When you gaze into the abyss, the abyss gazes into you." We usually have a variety of choices, including studies, love, health, family, friendship, career, etc. For most people, his choice does not lie in why he made the choice and then bear the consequences of his choice and the price of the choice, but that he chose to make the choice. Now that he has made the choice, he must face everything that the choice brings to him. The art of language is really wonderful. In the process of language birth, language interweaving, running language logic, language stacking, semantic explanation, derived self-summary, and conclusion, the wonderful sparks of thought that arise from it are really art for civilization. Do you understand the difference between making a choice and choosing the act of making a choice? I use subtle and not so easy and frivolous words to describe all of this. It is difficult for me to say what the meaning of the word is, and I cannot easily draw a conclusion. But the only thing that makes me see is that when you make a choice, you have already chosen the act of making a choice, and this also determines the fate of your destiny. What makes me even more amused is that doing nothing about fate is also one of the choices. It means you have chosen not to make a choice, and this is a paradox. Since you have made a choice not to make a choice, it means that you have made a choice. You have chosen "not to make a choice". This is a choice in itself, not "Can I change my destiny if I don't do anything?" In the eyes of most people. It is you who choose to make choice A and choice B, and perhaps also choose choice C. You have embarked on the third road between fate. That is a path that is not between any choices. "In the early morning I set foot on the road to the woods. In the woods I saw two roads..." "A road with blooming flowers, a road with luxuriant grass and few people..." "And as long as you set foot on one of the paths, even if you find that you regret choosing this path halfway, no matter what the regret is, you can't go back and choose an exceptional path." "This is an article in junior high school Chinese, a poem. I have forgotten the name of the poem and the original text, but the meaning was subtly memorized by me during my study. Maybe this is not the most suitable path for me, but I still want to go for a walk." "I hope... I have the right to make choices and the obligation to bear the consequences of my choices. This poem is very much like me who is confused now." "Everything you learn, everything you think, everything you do is a choice you make. Whether this is a secret gift from fate, or the stupidity caused by a confused lamb, or a stupid and arrogant person who thinks he is omniscient, omnipotent, true and arrogant, or this mediocre living being, they are all a group of living beings who make choices autonomously or involuntarily." "Destiny is wonderful. I have worried about my fate. I have imagined that I am facing death. I have imagined that the future is smooth. I have imagined that I am a winner in life. I have imagined that everything is centered on my arrogance. I have also done stupid and arrogant things. I have changed others. I have made choices. I have changed... The world." All the words are words that I have said to people close to me, inside and outside, over and over again. For all this, I can only toss and turn, what I can say but cannot say, what I can say but cannot, everything is the source of my confusion. And all this, why can't we say this is fate? You choose your destiny, and destiny chooses you. In the future, you may not need to see with your own eyes the consequences of your choices, but you are indeed making choices every moment. No matter how absurd, no matter how absurd, you are making a choice. Just like the cause and effect proposed by Buddhism, the Tao proposed by Taoism, and the various legends proposed by folk ghosts and gods, you are actually infinitely close to the truth and infinitely far away from the truth every moment. What can you do? All you can do is make the best ending you think you can. Whether you want to choose Tsinghua University or Peking University, or you have no right to choose between the two, whether you want to choose further study or quit, or choose another path, nothing is different. All this is no different. Fate slaps you on the head and you are destined to choose a path that will make you invincible until the end. And death has always been generous and fair, looking at all living beings equally, without any attachments. Before death comes, or after death comes, the fate you choose is the consequence of making your choice. The root of all this is "choice". All you can do is make what you think is the best choice. It may not be your favorite, it may not be what you hate the most, it may not be the most mature, it may not be the most naive, it may not be the optimal solution, and it may not get worse... Whatever you choose, you must accept the gift of fate. All of this is Steins; Gate's choice.

Finished spreading flowers! This ending can be considered he. Although Li Yi has no memory of the past, it is quite unexpected that this article can have such an ending. .

I've finished reading it. How should I put it? I'm a little confused and lost. Fortunately, the ending is acceptable.

What's going on? I don't feel much about the main text, but this extra chapter is a real hit. This feeling is really a bit frustrating...

What I'm more concerned about is why Jiang Fu could confidently assassinate the Creator just because he felt he was about to fall out of favor. Isn't this the behavior of a wolf? Is this how the will of the world finally forgives??? I seem to have hallucinated the plots in which the protagonists destroy and save people for love and betrayal at every turn. Human beings' emotions are scary enough to a certain extent. When a being with powerful power becomes emotional, it's not just a family ethics drama. Tsk, I really still can't accept Jiang Fu, mainly because I didn't expect that for such a boring and ridiculous reason, why should he live under the curse of having a master and the punishment of losing his freedom and becoming a slave? Is he worthy? Because he feels that he has fallen out of favor, is not favored, and does not get enough attention, he wants to kill the other person. Then he should really try to be turned into a transparent person, and go crazy when the world forgets him. I am really angry (headache)

I've finished watching it, it's amazing

I've finished reading. I'm so happy to have a happy reunion.

When I read Chapter 60 before, I thought it was a bit confusing, so I stopped reading it. Now I've finished reading it again. The part about 60 is still difficult to read, but the ending is satisfactory. In fact, the BE line can also be tolerated.

I eat the candy sadly, he