Magic Is a Rigorous Science

It's very well written and very idealistic. Learn about the true story of a few decades ago when water replaced gasoline and a car could drive hundreds of kilometers. You can understand the meaning of the phrase "profit comes first". Destroying people's wealth is like killing their parents. The protagonist is turning against the world.

It's so embarrassing, just use it without verification, isn't it just civil science?

Are you here to be embarrassed? Author, you win! Being superstitious about "science" is also a kind of idealism. There is nothing wrong with playing in a magical world!

I don't understand. Did I miss it? This world seems to still maintain experience, intuition and thinking to cast spells, but students can understand what the protagonist says, so is it simply that no one has combined natural science and magic?

In the first few chapters, the protagonist showed superstitious belief in various conclusions drawn from scientific research in previous lives, instead of verifying whether the scientific conclusions of previous lives are valid in this world based on the scientific system What the protagonist believed in was not science, but the conclusions of others in the previous life, and wishful thinking that these things must be true in another world. There are no repeated experiments and no controlled variables So I complained that the protagonist only believed in "science", scientific conclusions studied by predecessors, not real science

A 6000-degree flame comparable to the surface temperature of the sun vs a one-trillion-degree fireball The heart that believes is my magic Love is infinite

I feel that the intelligence of the indigenous people has been reduced too much. The indigenous people don't even know the control variables.

Ha ha! The most awesome thing about the author is that he wants to use the most advanced technology to build a scientific building in an area where the foundation has not even been laid! Awesome, so awesome!

It's purely civilian science writing, and there is no argument process. If you talk about science, you are superstitious about existing physical knowledge and idealistic.

I can't stand the third chapter anymore. Author, how did you write the third chapter? , Have you ever been a teacher? Just write it out and take it for granted. It's like teaching the theory of relativity in a university classroom in the 18th century. Your teaching qualifications have been cancelled.

A full bottle doesn't make any sound, a half-full bottle makes a bang.

It's broken, you two are in my hands.

The protagonist has no system, but the protagonist himself is like a system. The overall process is devoid of any emotion, indifferent, rational, mechanical, and calculated without omissions. It is like a probe purely used to study the rules of this world of magical elements.

I saw Chapter 3, author, you are awesome, the plot is quite awkward.

I feel like, generally, those who like fantasy novels will definitely insist on watching it.

Whether it is the plot, the dream-like plot outline, the characterization like a robot (because Chat has no concept of character creation), the writing style (tone, and a lot of nouns in quotation marks), and the way of combining magic and science, they are all very similar to when I asked Chat to use magic stories to explain the physics class I studied. In that case, I have some suggestions. The author might as well: 1. Design the plot outline carefully, add some human touch, and don't follow chatgpt's brain circuit. 2. Post some more scientific knowledge, such as Maxwell's equation, take a screenshot and post it! Then intersperse some dialogues with a sense of life, fantasy, and magic, which will be very funny. 3. Grasp the scientific rigor of the worldview. When chatgpt designs its worldview, it just needs to focus on "looking at science", but in fact it's a lot of nonsense. For example, energy particles are vibrating - what are energy particles? ! ? Abyssal elements are raised to an activated state - are your abyssal elements atoms? Is it electronic? Where does the activation state come from? Why is the activated state called an isotope? Isn't that the name given to atoms that change neutrons? 4. Grasp the rigor of life in the worldview. At present, the combat power system, career system, element system, and life system are all blurred, and readers have no idea where they are looking. I think this writing method has great potential. Please be sure to reply to me, okay (*≧ω≦)🌸

It is not recommended to watch it. The subject matter is novel, but everything else is gone. The plot and plan are like a game where one chapter of the main story has not been passed but one hundred and eighty branches have been opened.

Just reading the title of the book makes me overwhelmed. Magic is a science all come together. Shouldn't magic be a subject? This is so funny

I have read the latest chapter, and my evaluation is that it is like a castle in the air, a mirror in the mirror. This is a fantasy that belongs to the author's personal mind, a wisp of mist in a dream.

What did Allen originally study? In what era is the world now, with mines and trucks, the second industrial revolution? How many countries are there in this world? How big is this country? Are there multiple worlds intersecting, and what would bring down world trade or war? Is there such a thing as a "musket"? It is a device that can unleash powerful attacks very cheaply. How many times has the war come and what impact has it had? Are there any spies or something like that? Do people here understand science? What is science? Is there such a thing as a god? What kind of demon god, evil god, good god, righteous god, etc.? It feels like on the eve of the French Revolution, modern chemistry had not yet been developed, but it seems that someone started to play with fission! It feels like the first industrial revolution. Oil is burned in the countryside and there are gas lights in the city, but here they use magic crystal. It feels like the protagonist is going to engage in the second industrial revolution, with electric energy replacing steam engines, and here solar energy replaces magic crystals The world is so thin, at least introduce some famous people, who invented, discovered and promoted those products and materials that are within reach? What does the royal family do here? Are there any nobles? Are there civil servants, a cabinet and a prime minister? Is there a magician level? Are there any police here? Why can the school police go to the city to handle cases and investigate? There is a bomb underground in the capital. Doesn't the king care? What are the currently popular magic theories? How many schools of magic are there? Have the physics, chemistry, biology and the like here been separated? Are common evocations, necromancy, protection, prophecy, conjurations, illusions, and changes available in this world? Are there any unreasonable giants in such a violent world, such as several provincial-sized mobile cities, a sea monster that causes typhoons, or a giant tree that reaches into outer space? Is there such a thing as a great holy light, a druid? Does the sun revolve around the planet here or in the opposite direction? Is the world round, flat, or on the back of some creature? Are there classic creatures like demons, devils, skeletons, and lichs? Are there common races such as elves, dark elves, and dwarves? Are there any dungeons, adventurers, etc.? Is there a world-ending crisis like the Demon King? I feel not.

I only saw a programmer's crazy words before he died, and then I finished reading it

Those who didn't know better thought it was a school in the era of magic and barbarism. The papers were not handed out and the teachers were taught casually. The teachers in the lectures were all like sugar-coats and believed whatever they said.

Are there a few chapters missing? Between chapters 67 and 68, the plot skipped a lot.

There is no one focus, you can write whatever you want, and the plot has no logic.

I feel like the introduction is quite poisonous. Telling others the truth makes them stronger?

If, I mean if - talent refers to whether the human soul is compatible with magical elements enough, and which type of element it prefers. . . Under this premise, what should you do if a person's soul is not enough to perceive the elements (not fit enough)? Change the structure of the soul? Welcome to the Four Xiaoqiang

Chapters 68 and 69 feel like they were separated from each other. The two parts are so separated. Has the timeline been pieced together? Moreover, it was said that Lynch was a time traveler, and later he was said to be the only legacy of Glow Workshop. It's so strange.

The skills and terminology of this book are very high, but it is like a pig's trot, and various coincidences or dramas or wisdom solve one problem and conspiracy after another, which is a bit impatient... A bunch of earth's scientific and technological language theory output, seamless access for people from other worlds, all kinds of good students, a bit fake. So let's abandon the book

It seems to me that the writer is writing for his own pleasure, and the context is no longer complete.