Another World: After the Revolution Failed
异界：革命失败以后
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- Completed
- Length
- 684k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 1y ago
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What is the definition of science?
What is the definition of science? When magic or other superpowers exist, then magic and superpowers themselves are science!
Even if the indigenous people inherit the knowledge of the time traveler, they cannot inherit the time traveler's thoughts. In the end, the dragon slayer will become the new dragon. If they don't become the dragon, it doesn't fit the original people's setting. There is a logical disconnect, just like India's technology has developed, but the caste system is still deeply rooted.
This kind of novel seems quite difficult to write; the relationship between science and magic is rather complicated.
Of all the novels I've read, only Dawn of the Blade stands out for its unique material system and its reliance on scientific thinking to use magic as an energy source for industrial revolution. Arcane Throne is another notable example, but it seems the explanation for the conservation of energy in the magical world wasn't revealed until the very end.
The writing is alright, but the premise is weak. Firstly, the premise of a native inheriting the life of a transmigrator creates a lack of immersion, but that's not the main problem. The issue lies in the constant use of modern references by a native, even including comparisons to modern objects, which feels disjointed.
If there is magic, then magic is science.
That's true. For ordinary people, "science" is the greatest "religion". Although science is a "fragmented," "verifiable," and "truthful" discipline, However, there are too many things in the world that cannot be verified repeatedly. For "humans" who are not "omniscient" or "omnipotent," Science is a useful form of religion, especially for brainwashing ordinary people.
Very interesting idea
The beginning was quite good, but towards the end it felt like a pretentious leveling-up story. It failed to delve deeply into the impact of magic and science on this society, and it didn't discuss the various ideological conflicts between the scientific and magical factions. The world it created was a bit too pale.
Is this Faerûn? A revolution in Faerûn wouldn't be so easy.
You guys, please stop making it so I can't read novels!
It took two days to recover. Looking back now, I think it died. 😔