I Am the Only One Who Is Normal Among the Chuunibyou in the World

Dreaming DR's works have always resonated and shocked readers, with a sense of powerlessness against the magical and crazy reality, and a sense of despair that everyone in the world is drunk but I am sober and powerless. This is the charm that his unique writing style brings to us.

Chapter 3 A question came to mind when someone was chasing the protagonist. The chuunibyou should be able to realize that he cannot move at high speed, right? If it were just the chuunibyou, it would definitely be impossible to move from one part of the earth to another; it would also be impossible to move at a speed exceeding 15m/s. So you will definitely encounter similar problems when using abilities. But if you can move at super speed, it means that it is not a chuunibyou, but that there is something wrong with the protagonist.

Coming back from the future, the protagonist discovers at the end that he is the only real Chuunibyou, and everything is his imagination, even Lan Yue. (Dog head)

Let me talk about my guesses: First of all, I think the world view set in the novel is caused by two similar but deviated worlds. For the time being, let's call the world that the protagonist sees as the "outer world" and the world with fighting spirit as the "inner world." The difference between the inner world and the outer world is that the inner world is a projection of the outer world.           ， But at the same time they can overlap, and the overlapping factor is the power of the human mind. The existence of Blue Moon amplifies the power of people's soul, thus intensifying the overlap between the two. At the same time, because it is an overlap caused by spiritual power, this kind of overlap is very idealistic, and people are actually people who represent the world. Only when they overlap, they see the situation in the other world.                                            Why do the damage caused by many superpowers' fights be restored? Because after the fight between the superpowers ends, the spiritual power that remains in place will gradually dissipate, causing the inner world to separate from the outer world. The originally destroyed terrain breaks away, revealing the things in the outer world, thus seeming to be recovering. Why is the protagonist so strong in the eyes of others? Because the protagonist is not affected by the blue moon and stays in the outer world, and the overlap of the outer and inner unity is idealistic, so the protagonist in the outer world cannot be hurt when others are in a world where the outer and inner unity are one, because there is a world gap between the two. Why is the protagonist so empty and vain in the eyes of others? Because the size of the inner world may be larger than that of the outer world, an actual height difference will occur when the two merge! Therefore, in the eyes of others, the world is empty for the protagonist on the bridge. Why is it that the magic robe is only a dozen meters away in the protagonist's vision, but the woman is considered very far away? This can also refer to the previous "distance difference". Why is the protagonist okay despite being blind? It is likely that the protagonist should have the ability to transfer damage to the other world.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 out out out of the separation of the inner and outer worlds from the world – may be said by some people. My explanation for this is what I said at the beginning: the inner world is a projection of the outer world to a certain extent. After the inner world is separated, the inner world will change according to the changes in reality. If the old objects in the outer world are not damaged, then the items in the inner world will be restored to their original state. Why can people walk through walls? The distance difference is caused by the different sizes of the inner and outer worlds. Assume that the wall in the outer world is one meter away from you, then the inner world may be ten meters away from you. Then when you reach the inner world and are eight meters away from the wall, you may have walked one meter out of the wall in the outer world. Why do people die when they are killed? It may be because others are already in the other world when they use their powers. If they are killed in the other world, they may die.                                            Of course 😁 This is just a personal conjecture.

There are so many loopholes in this setting that I will briefly mention it. If two superpowers break a wall (from their perspective), can they pass through the wall? Regardless of whether it's possible or not, the book will collapse. If it's possible, there's no need to say it, right? In this way, the wall that is not broken from the protagonist's perspective can actually be passed through, but it is not possible, which is even more outrageous. From their perspective, the wall is clearly broken, why can't they pass through it? Are people stupid? Let's talk about the most basic issue of speed. The limit of human speed is just that. If you ask those who use space powers to teleport, anyone with a brain will find many unreasonable things.

After Luo Tong died, I felt a little emotional. I have also looked for immortals, but how can there be immortals in the world? How can there be immortals?

Let me put forward the first hypothesis If it is a fight between superpowers and the other superpower is smashed to pieces without leaving any residue, then this superpower will fall on the road and no one cares about it. After all, in their eyes, this superpower is dead without a whole body, and from the perspective of the protagonist, then this superpower is Are the capable people covered in rotting worms? Is the world full of garbage and corpses? Second assumption point In fact, this world is real, but only the perspective of the protagonist is abnormal. It may be that Mr. Ke has become addicted, so the perception of the protagonist is distorted.

What's the saying? When one person in this group has a problem, it's that person's problem. When two people have a problem, it's the fault of those two people. But among this group of people, you are the only one who is different from them, and that's your problem.

According to the current situation, this world should be real, and the world has blocked the protagonist, so the protagonist is suffering from chuunibyou when he sees other people.

When I first looked at it, I thought, what if someone with the ability to fly jumped from the second floor, but in the eyes of the protagonist, they are all ordinary people, wouldn't they fall to their death? But it has the ability to fly, so in the eyes of others, he flew down and did not fall to death. So did he fall to death? , Then Ou Debt thought about it, and I figured it out. In the eyes of other people, the person with the ability to fly flew down from upstairs, but in the eyes of the protagonist, he ran down the stairs.

When everyone is abnormal, have you ever thought that "I" is the abnormal thing?

Starting from Tanwan Blue Moon: The whole world is charging money, but the protagonist is the only one who is not charging money. Who is the smart one?

Let me tell you my point of view: The male protagonist should have the strongest ability, because the male protagonist firmly believes that they are all Chuunibyou, and firmly believes in the so-called "reality", and the male protagonist is above them, so he can invalidate their abilities And he started to say that others will die because of the "setting" (refer to the one who was burned to death earlier). The male protagonist subconsciously believed that he, an ordinary person, would be killed by reality, so he was attacked. And after the male protagonist became blind, he was still superior to them. After he became blind, he still did not accept the other party's settings. Instead, because he could not feel "reality", he defaulted to the "reality" of pistols and flying needles, which naturally did not exist. Naturally, these things are ineffective If it is easier to understand, it is: the protagonist defaults to others as having a chuunibyou and thinks that the other party has no superpowers at all, so the other party's abilities are invalidated. The protagonist believes that pistols and fists are real and can hurt themselves, so the protagonist will be hurt. After being blind, the protagonist cannot feel these things and does not know that these things exist, so these things are ineffective for the protagonist.

In the doomsday of illusion, if everyone's cognition is distorted, human technology is locked up, and fantasy dominates the world, then it means that human beings have broken away from the correct understanding of the world and the path of pursuing the truth. Approximately equivalent to eating all human brains

In China, a sword is a sword and a sword is a sword. Why is China written like a little Japan? It is clearly a sword, but it comes out with a tachi?

So if you jump from the 18th floor, will these superpowers kill you? If not, your male protagonist is the strongest superpower, the one with no superpowers in the world.

This novel is about a blue moon who sent AR eyes to people all over the world. The protagonist does not have AR eyes, so the protagonist cannot be seen by others. You can refer to Sword Art Online Theatrical Series War.

Laugh to Death😄

How about this

The protagonist's ability should be called solipsistic world view

If you think you can fly and fly from upstairs, will you fall to your death?

Although I admire the author, I still feel that I don't understand what the author is writing. . . The setting is so novel that it can be written in an infinite flow (every world can be wonderfully written, and if you write a setting like this to the end, you will not be able to continue writing... In the end, you will get such weird titles as "the god of early stage" and "the god of setting"). .

This novel reminds me of how terrifying it is to have fighting spirit turn into a horse. At the same time, I understand that the director of Fighting to Break the Sky has put in a lot of hard work, but our imaginations are too low to see it.

The perspective of this book is more reasonable when viewed backwards. The protagonist's ability is to aim at the materialistic world line, and his ability is so strong that it affects everyone. For example, teleportation and wall walking are reasonable in the eyes of others, but in the eyes of the protagonist, it is a bug, so the world line begins to reshape, forming a stuck bug.

This book is very well written. Come on, author. It would be better if there were more words in each chapter.

I wonder if the protagonist gradually and consciously guides others and implies that others are awesome, then he will be more awesome. Set up a heaven directly, recruit people, and hint how powerful your abilities are~~~

I think this is good. The main reason is that all human sensory abilities in the Cthulhu series are wrong, or narrow (refer to the Song of Saya), so the world is plunged into spiritual recovery and super awakening, but everything around the male protagonist is normal. In fact, it is more traditional Cthulhu style However, I actually prefer more direct Cthulhu novels like "Negri"... Probably because of the late stage of chuunibyou.

There is a huge difference between the first half and the second half. There are a lot of things that could be explained in detail. The ending seems to me to be too cliche and very different from the style of the previous chapters. The author's imagination is really good. If he polishes it carefully, it will definitely be much better than the current result.

The idea of ​​writing a book is very good, but I feel that the imagination is not enough. I am already at level 7. How can I still run for money?

I get it, everything is fine in the main character! Just like many old Japanese protagonists, they don't know they are the boss! No abnormalities can be seen!