The End of Diversity

What exactly qualifies as a truly defined multiverse? I think it's okay to call it an independent universe. After all, there are introductions to the multiverse in some works. Different multiverses appear in different works by the same author. In order to summarize them, they should be called independent universes. Because the writers are different and the settings are different, different worldviews cannot be communicated (those who are better at fighting are better to give up). As for those linkages, they are equivalent to a kind of extra story.

The End of Diversity is over, and I guess I won't be able to write a book in the next few years.

Writer's words: Logically speaking, the multiverse should include all time and space, including parallel universes, including different dimensions, including everything that everyone can imagine and things that we have not discovered about people's existence, all in this large whole. Even different worlds that everyone imagines can have parallel universes in the quantum state. Everything should belong to the whole of the multiverse. No matter or space-time can transcend the concept of the multiverse, because the multiverse is the sum of all concepts. However, in some film and television works or novels, there are often plots that include other worlds or even directly summarize the multiverse. "Similar to the Imaginary Tree and the Quantum Sea in Honkai Impact, which are the entire multiverse, and the multiverse in Marvel, they are both multiverses, are they the same? "Many people will say that various film and television works and novels are false, but those alien spaces really exist. How to explain that?" Then it can only be described by the concept of not being in the same multiverse or not being in the same folded space (some special universes that have been folded through time and space). So what are the other worlds that still exist like? Why are they ruled? The reason why different parallel universes can communicate is because there are threads, but everyone's thoughts are closed to each other. Unless you take the initiative to discuss it, no one knows what is going on in your mind. This causes your imagination to be closed to others, and you can think of it as another multiverse. They may actually exist in other multiverses and are not subject to the jurisdiction of others. This is the essence of the Outer Multiverse, independent of other people's imaginations or real time and space. Scenes of the entire multiverse will appear in many film and television works or novels. If the entire multiverse is worthy of everyone's imagination and real existence, but there are not all the different spaces that have been discovered, then can your imagination alone summarize the entire multiverse? Of course not. Therefore, those multiverses are just one of thousands. Multiverses are also infinitely subdivided. Of course, some characters who are invincible in settings will also lose their abilities in different multiverses, such as adding settings and eating settings. Writer-like abilities can only be used in your own works, that is, in your own multiverse. You cannot infringe other people's works or change other people's multiverses.