For the Sake of a Wonderful Otherworld, Let Us Offer Science

I find that many people writing books are confused about the nature of science. Real science is developed using logical and empirical methods, and it studies the objective laws of our world. If a real scientist arrives in a magical alien world, the first thing he should do is to measure various physical constants to see if the physical laws of the original world are suitable. The simplest one is of course the acceleration of gravity of 9.8. If he sees something like magic, the first thing he will think about is what the principle of magic is, why there is magic, whether it is caused by a special substance, and how this world is different from the original world. He will quantitatively study various magics, figure out the principles of various magics, and then if the laws of electromagnetism are still the same, he will measure which one is more useful in realizing a certain ability (for example, if you want to build a refrigerator, is it easier to achieve electricity or freezing, instead of a refrigerator, it is science and magic, and a refrigerator is magic)

We just saw a writer, don't panic, don't panic, you know? First, make a square comment to give him a boost. It doesn't matter whether you reply or not, at least it should be more refined. At this time, he will feel that you have no idea, eh, this is very comfortable, our backhand is a triangle barrage, wow, this is incredible, it is guaranteed to make his scalp numb. Some writers are very hard-headed. If they don't believe you have a back-up plan, then they are like Shi Lezhi. When encountering such a hard-headed writer, we should not be impatient. Don't be impatient. You must use my edge input method to feint and flash, and then comment at the last second. If you kill on the ground and do not add precision, the problem is not big. There is no problem with our operation at all.

This book is too poisonous, and the setting itself makes it difficult for people with scientific ideas to read. Science and magic are not opposites. If magic exists, magic will be included in science. Science will study magic, not like the male protagonist. Moreover, the male protagonist is so holy that he doesn't even need to think about it.

Lu Bi, don't think that many people read your book. In fact, they are all my trumpet. If you don't believe me, I'll change my number and text "666" for you to see (｡>∀<｡)

Pigfoot is a scientific consequentialist and a believer in the God of scientific results. He believed in scientific results but did not even believe in materialism. When normal scientists come to the magic world, they don't just arrest people and slice them, but use various instruments to detect and conduct research. But when they open their mouths, it turns out that scientists are unscientific when they see magic, haha.

The male protagonist is too holy and the female protagonist is too disgusting

The little black dragon is just a yellow-haired character. This kind of character follows the protagonist at the beginning. The protagonist is too mature, and the role of the Virgin is a bit suggestive of the bull-headed plot. 🙂 This is actually an easier point to persuade. It would be better if the little black dragon is a pet character A relatively niche novel

I just came here, I want to ask, is this book poisonous?

The author's classification of scientific magic is exactly the same as the extreme materialism and idealism of Stars

Does the author know what science is? Can you say that magic is not science? Can you say that fantasy is not science? After reading the introduction, I didn't want to read it. It's no longer the age of the Republic of China, and those self-righteous overseas students despised everything in China. Science is just a modern way of learning that summarizes and summarizes it into data, organization, etc. What cannot be explained is not that it is unscientific, but that you think you are not scientific if you don't understand it. I don't know how many people don't read it because of this introduction. Anyway, I am