A long time ago, there was a very famous philosopher named Schrödinger.
That day, he was sitting under the apple tree and was suddenly hit on the head by a naturally falling apple.
So he suddenly had an idea and proposed a famous theorem, which was later called the "Schrödinger's Passerby" theorem.
This is how he thinks.
If you throw a soul that is considered a "passerby" into the universe called "Book", you will face a problem at this time.
When you are not observing "Passenger A", two possibilities will arise. One is that he may be operating according to the cosmic logic of the "book" itself at this time, and the other is that he has developed independent consciousness and has become the protagonist of his own life.
So to know whether "Passenger A" is now a passerby or the protagonist, his status needs to be observed, but the universe of "Book" cannot be observed from the outside.
Therefore, "Passenger A" is in a superposition state of being both a stranger and the protagonist. This is the famous "Schrödinger's Passerby" theorem.
I, Song Yuli, after experiencing a car accident, became an important part of Schrödinger's theorem, that is, "passerby A", and entered one of my favorite Danmei novels.
Okay, I admit, I was actually making up nonsense.
But after traveling through time, I discovered that my deskmate likes male protagonists? ! ! Assist CP battle failed? ? ? Ah ah ah what to do!
Sitting next to Song Yuli, a fan of the original CP, he was restless, scratching his heart and crawling in darkness.
What's going on? It's not written in the book. Can I persuade him? There is no future in love!
So under the persuasion of Song CP Guardian Yu Li Dongzhi with affection and reason, his deskmate really didn't like the male protagonist but changed to like him. What the hell? ? ! ! ! !
Optimistic, strong, hard-working, and flirting without knowing it, she is attacked by the X-wolf temperament, gentle heart, and cat-sucking physique
Purpose: If you live your own life well, you can break the false propositions of passers-by