Drawing Cards to Survive in a High-Risk Mystery Manga

Finished, sprinkle flowers, that's how it is! After reading Day Talk, it became a little clearer. My wife is still so stable in writing articles, but many advance receipts have disappeared. (Try squatting Mi Walton's book...)

Comics and systems, random snacks, Xin and Li are actually the same person, this case is a suicide attempt, hiss, it's so brain-burning, I'll take a second look at the details

Oh my god, I stayed up late to finish reading it. The open ending is so interesting no matter which perspective you look at. I personally like the two interpretations: 1. Suicidal Personality and 2. Li Zhi NPC in the City of Innocence. But maybe I forgot some details or my knowledge is too narrow. I always feel that there are some unexplained problems in each interpretation. I will list them briefly. If anyone who has seen it later and knows the answer can help answer it, thank you very much! ① If personality suicide (I simply understand it this way) can be established if it exists alone, because in [reality], one of A and B is a game designer and the other is a doctor. Putting aside the issue of whether they can both be proficient in these two professional directions, in everyone's eyes, don't there exist two physically meaningful people (i. E., The murderer and the victim) from the beginning. Then, in [reality], does the rhetoric of Fu Lin and Shang Hexing (i. E., Looking for the murderer's motivation and method of killing) not hold true? ② The game NPC Li Zhi transcends the dimensions of the game and reality and upgrades from data to real life in [reality], achieving happiness in various senses ending, I am psychologically more inclined to interpret it from a perspective that is the correct ending after reading it all (perhaps because I like Li Zhi's first perspective, which is also the most misleading). There is also a problem here that I don't quite understand, which is the causal relationship between [game] and [reality] changes. If you look at it from the perspective of NPC Li Zhi, he used comic software to upgrade to a high-dimensional life. However, from multiple perspectives such as reality, why did Xin Qiao in [reality] let three people (Fu, Shang, Xin) enters Li Zhi's consciousness space. Is the owner of the consciousness space here Li Zhi? Isn't he a victim? [Reality] How did Xin Qiao, a player of the same nature as Fu and Shang, become the NPC Li Zhi, and why npc c Li Zhihui has [cheap fingers] like the system and comic perspectives. When I picked up these questions, I actually found that I couldn't answer them after reading them. But when combined with other perspectives, they sometimes feel contradictory (maybe I'm stupid and haven't changed my mind). Ps: Thinking about it carefully, I may have interpreted several ending perspectives together in ②. Does this increase the probability of misunderstanding? For a story, blank space is a good way to inspire people, but I really want to understand the overall logic and cause-and-effect relationship of the story. In short, I will go over it again and review the plot.

In fact, in my understanding, the real-world story in this comic is like this: A is a medical student, and his face is the face of Xin Qiao/Tang Li/Cui Shi in the previous article, and he uses the name Xin Qiao, but his soul and personality are those of Li Zhi from the main point of view of the previous article; B is a game producer, and he has the face of Li Zhi from the main point of view of the previous article, and uses the name Li Zhi. A and B grew up together and had a very good relationship. When B's game was finally produced and about to be released, B was diagnosed with a terminal illness and was about to die. He wanted to use his last life to build momentum for his game. But he couldn't complete the perfect suicide by himself, so he found his good friend A to help him complete the suicide (similar to Masashi Yokomori and Taro Oguru in Fumino). That's why the police found A. Because A's gene was present at the scene, the police suspected that he had committed murder and faked it as suicide, so they launched a subconscious investigation. And because A, because of helping his best friend's death, feeling guilty, etc., Subconsciously did not acknowledge Xin Qiao's existence and believed that Xin Qiao was the murderer and he was Li Zhi. But there is one thing that doesn't make sense, because after coming out of the subconscious, what Fu and Shang saw was the familiar face of Li Zhi, that is, the face of Li Zhi from the main point of view in the previous article, not A, which is the face of Xin Qiao/Cui Shi/Tang Li in the previous article. The logic in my brain was broken, so I broke it. Just look at the truth. After all, these comic contents are arranged from the main perspective for comic readers and comic protagonists, and they do not really exist.

Am I an idiot? If the author didn't break it down and explain it to me bit by bit, I wouldn't be able to understand it at all. I was like ah, that's how it is, ah, it's not like this. When I got to the end, the plot was moving very fast, with eight hundred twists and turns.

Therefore, the reality that Shang and the others returned to was actually a false reality. It was the reality in the comics rather than the reality of the entire world.

Does "Goodbye by Destiny" mean to appear under this pen name? Can there be more extras in the future (I really want to watch it but because I am in school) Where is Lanny? Lao Da, I will always follow you

That's awesome, teacher... This kind of subversion and reversal makes me feel like I'm following Little Owl in a hearty script-killing game in a hundred chapters. As expected, the teacher is a top confectioner in this area...

It feels so nihilistic, even though the protagonist feels very happy

The final ending is that Li Zhi and Xin cooperated, used the perspective of reading comics to weave stories, rewrite reality, and set the ending of the comics themselves?