Doraemon Wanders into a Mythical World

Why watch Doraemon? It's to see all those amazing gadgets, some of which are useless, and others are shredded.

Shakyamuni Buddha of the Western Paradise

The synopsis is off-putting. The author clearly hasn't done any proper research on technology; the synopsis feels like it touches on areas where the author is completely ignorant. Simply put, the water droplet isn't a weapon, it's not a weapon, it's just a detector. The water droplet is widely celebrated because of its strong interaction shell that locks the atoms together.

If the main and supporting characters weren't Japanese, I might watch it a bit more.

Let me share my thoughts on this book. The gadgets in Doraemon and the worldview of cultivation are not well integrated, which makes it feel awkward. Seriously, every time I watch some of the content, I can't help but want to complain. What is science? Science is a way of understanding the world. To put it simply, it's about discovering phenomena, finding patterns, and studying and mastering them.

The last Doraemon story, set in a mythological world, quickly entered the palace and ended just as quickly.

Overall, it's not bad, just a bit too pale and unappealing. It doesn't showcase Doraemon's abilities, and the downsides are that the two are separated, Doraemon's gadgets are either nerfed or rendered useless, and the protagonist doesn't even have a spiritual root.

Namo Nobita Buddha? Namo Doraemon Buddha?

Restore bullets millions of years later? Shouldn't we just start with latitude-based artillery?

To be honest, it feels like it's being forced just for the sake of being forced.