The world has changed.

Yuan Changwen found that he seemed to be unable to understand something, and strangely enough, those incomprehensible things were once so easily understood. In other words, deep down in my heart, I can understand it, but that understanding has been thrown away, and I can't get that understanding back if I don't think about it carefully.

And the world seems to be beginning to show a completely different side.

There is no hostility, everything seems to be so easy. Of course, things don't always go their own way, especially those that are fraught with fear. However, when my own thoughts are not based on fear, often the world begins to conform to my ideas.

It's not that I choose a certain way to control the world, but that after I come up with an idea, the world slowly follows my idea. It's like I'm the king of the world, and it's all just a toy in my hand. It's just that this game has a life of its own, and it can respond to me and I am very willing to respond to my thoughts.

But that doesn't mean I can control the world. The distortion in my mind should have been abandoned a long time ago, unless my dream is some kind of entrepreneur, writer, scientist, teacher, doctor, and a series of other things that require knowledge.

Those things that are themselves built on the distortion in the mind, naturally need more distortion to be able to play.

Yuan Changwen couldn't be sure of one thing, whether the world was conforming to his own ideas, or was he just aware of the next changes in the world? Perhaps, the world did not conform to my ideas at all, but only after I killed the distortion in my mind, the call of the world began to emerge in my heart.

The world told me that there would be discounts at the mall and what I needed. So I became aware of this idea, and when I looked at it, it really was. Then, it doesn't make it clear whether the world is adapting to itself.

However, when the distortion in the mind is gone, this heartbeat becomes even more obvious. Maybe the former self also had a heartbeat, but it was covered up by the distortion in his mind. For example, I have more important things, such as studying, working, eating with others, and so on.

How can you bother to go to the mall to see a discount?

However, the distortion in the mind will always judge the importance of things, right, prioritize the most important things. This sentence seems to be said by a very famous entrepreneur or something.

But where does this importance come from? The character judges by the distortion in his head, "Well, I should do the most important thing first", and then again by the distortion in his head, "Well, this thing is the most important".

Doesn't anyone think it's funny?

"I will never do anything wrong" is not a shout, nor is it an encouragement, nor is it a loud roar to cheer yourself on when you are trembling in fear. It's just a flat-and-flat rhetoric like "I kind of want to." ”

Haha, again, this metaphor is really easy to use, and that natural emotion is clear at a glance. I should come up with a nice name to use in the next book, is it "Sect" or "Sect"?

Yuan Changwen knew that maybe it was not the world that had changed, but that he had changed. The spiritual master known as Yuan Changwen had already been killed by himself.

Of course, it's not over yet, or maybe it's just beginning. Right, how do I know the so-called progress? The movie character can see the progress bar? Maybe the teacher can accurately grasp it, but I'm very glad that the teacher is dead, otherwise I could have come this far?

There is nothing to be proud of, and these are not my credits, everything is a certainty, there is no such thing as an accident. I didn't even know if I used to exist.

The first person in the empire, the spiritual master who mustered up the courage to leave the territory of the empire, the wife who abandoned his family and killed the false Yuan Changwen like a madman, did these characters really exist? Or did all this really happen?

Yuan Changwen knows the answer, but always subconsciously thinks that all this is true. The truth of one's former self, those words and deeds, and even such a clear thinking at the last moment is taken for granted.

However, Yuan Changwen also knows that these so-called things are just wishful thinking. This is the inexplicable power that makes me think that I am the power of the character of Yuan Changwen, and the power that makes me think that time passes linearly. Without this inexplicable force, there would be no me.

I was originally a part of the world, I was originally a drop in the ocean. And that inexplicable force made me think that I was not a drop of water at all, not a part of the ocean at all, and all my words and deeds had nothing to do with the ocean.

Think about it, I think it's filmable.

On the other hand, when you experience happiness and laughter, this inexplicable power is very friendly and gifted. Without this power, where would the whole world come from?

Yuan Changwen thought about the previous question again, did his wish come true, or did he know the changes in the world in advance?

Of course, there should be no solution to this problem. Or rather, the assumptions of this question have been destroyed, and there is simply no need to answer this question. I don't know the linear passage of time, so the so-called "wish come true" or "understanding the changes in the world in advance" is to acknowledge the reality of the past.

I think that what I "thought" before is real, so when it is "done" at this moment, I will think that the world is going according to my idea.

But in fact, how do I know that the process of "thinking" really happened before? Right, it's still a very old-fashioned counterexample, in case I am controlled by aliens and transplant memories, that "thinking" does not belong to me at all, and I am just aware of the so-called "things done" at this moment.

I shouldn't have known that I was referring to the character of Yuan Changwen here. No matter how much I simulate it, it's just this kind of thinking after all. It's still false, it's still just the element of the picture that the awareness perceives.

So, what can I know? Can a certain picture element really explain all the picture elements, or is there some kind of pattern between those picture elements?

Are these questions profound? Do you need to rack your brains to think of them? Shouldn't we first ask whether a law exists before we look for a law? Before we look for something objective, shouldn't we first confirm whether an objective thing really exists?

It's that inexplicable force that makes me think I can know, think I can know. Even, this "I think" itself is given by that inexplicable force.

I feel like I'm mentally retarded, not only before, but now. I used to know a lot of things that I couldn't know, but now I don't know them directly.

Yuan Changwen suddenly remembered that the so-called wish comes true, so what about bad things? Good things based on fear may be difficult to happen, such as lottery to get rich and the like, so what about fear based on fear?

Like, the destruction of the world?

Well, it seems that there is no fear of world destruction at all.