Chapter 89 Magic Loop

Lu Mingfei also has some say in the second law.

Although she doesn't really understand the Second Law, the ability of the Jewel King to anchor the world line is indeed something she can do.

This question is very simple, and the principle is even more easy to understand: what she sees is the reality of the world.

This is a side effect of her being the absolute reality of the world; conversely, she is also constantly eliminating other parallel worlds.

Even if she did nothing, that's just how the world works.

This trait becomes even more apparent in one's own world.

In the world's operating logic, her existence has the highest priority, and all phenomena she causes have the highest priority.

For example, the grandmother paradox, which is often found in time travel stories.

But this paradox does not apply to her, even if someone cannot defeat her head-on and travels back in time to try to prevent her birth by killing her mother.

She will still exist here, because the grandmother paradox is not as high a priority as her. The world will first confirm the existence of Lu Mingfei as an individual, and then consider any possible theoretical systems and paradoxes.

Simply put, no matter how you want to change the world, you must first acknowledge Lu Mingfei's existence, just as modern mathematical calculations must acknowledge that 1+1=2, otherwise all subsequent calculations are meaningless.

Lu Mingfei's existence is the underlying logic of how the world works. If the world changed by something does not have Lu Mingfei, then the world will judge it as meaningless and nothing will change.

As for Lu Mingfei's existence, there might be a loophole in the language, after all, what exactly is the standard for Lu Mingfei's existence, and how is her existence defined?

Um—the standard is her own subjective opinion.

This is a perfect example of someone who is both a participant and a referee.

Good morning, Su Xiaoqiang.

Su Xiaoqiang, who had been sitting on the sofa for over an hour, felt like she was going to get moldy, and finally Lu Mingfei arrived.

Lu Mingfei was dressed in very ordinary clothes: a loose-fitting black shirt, a dark blue long skirt that reached her calves, and a high ponytail full of energy.

Ling bought all the clothes for Lu Mingfei, since Lu Mingfei herself doesn't really care about these things.

She can make herself a set of clothes, so there's no need for her to go out and pick them out.

"It's already noon, what are you doing in the morning?"

Su Xiaoqiang mentally complained, then asked a question that she was curious about.

"Don't you lock your front door? Aren't you afraid of thieves breaking in?"

"It takes skill for a thief to get in."

Lu Mingfei said calmly, and casually took the freshly brewed tea and poured a cup for Su Xiaoqiang.

It smells wonderful; it's a top-quality Darjeeling.

Why do you say that?

Su Xiaoqiang asked, puzzled.

Although this house looks like a haunted house, what thief would be afraid of? People even do such sinister things as tomb raiding, so why would they be afraid of a little villa that looks like a haunted house?

"I set up a barrier at the entrance to keep people out. People who are not invited will have a psychological suggestion that they will not enter this place if it does not exist."

"I see. Then it really wasn't necessary."

Su Xiaoqiang nodded.

It's similar to what Lu Mingfei did at school that day; the logic is the same, both are based on changes in cognition, that's how she understands it.

One is to make others think that whatever she does is normal, and the other is to make people think that I won't go in.

"So, so, so, could you explain that thing called magic?"

Do you want the detailed version or the simplified version?

Lu Mingfei picked up her teacup, took a sip of tea, and said with a smile.

"Of course, the detailed version!"

Su Xiaoqiang said without hesitation.

Geniuses have a different worldview than ordinary people. They take things they can easily do for granted, thus omitting some trivial details that they consider insignificant, while others see them as silent and clueless.

"Okay, sure."

Lu Mingfei decided to start by telling her about the beginning of the world.

"Wait, wait, I'm a little confused. I haven't understood anything since the middle part."

Lu Mingfei actually also shortened the information that didn't need to be remembered clearly, creating a so-called lightweight version, after all—

Copying blindly could easily give Su Xiaoqiang a preconceived notion.

This is not very favorable for what happens later.

But Lu Mingfei didn't necessarily need Su Xiaoqiang; approaching her was just a convenient thing to do.

If you feel resistant to Su Xiaoqiang's handling of the subsequent matters, then find someone else.

Which part?

"The part with the magic crest."

"It's very simple. Like money, it's knowledge and learning passed down through generations in the family. It's that simple," Lu Mingfei said calmly.

"For a person, decades is long enough, but for learning it seems too short. When one reaches the true understanding, life ends."

Therefore, in order to ensure the transmission of their knowledge, existing research is inscribed and imprinted, becoming a carrier of knowledge, thus continuously expanding upon it.

"Like money, then it's easier to understand. That analogy makes it easier to grasp. But in magic, do people even have these things on their bodies?"

Based on the explanation, this thing seems to be more like a demonic version of the nervous system.

"No." Lu Mingfei smiled and shook her head. "Magic circuits are a kind of organ. People in this world don't have magic circuits, neither you nor me."

That's why I let you choose between the detailed and simplified versions; desire is the driving force behind human progress, and no one can change that.

"Wait—if there's no magic circuit, how did you activate the spell? And if you don't know, how do you know about this thing?"

"The concept of magic encompasses many diverse and complex elements, a jumble of different things, but in essence, it is a variety of manifestations of the technique of manipulating phenomena."

For Su Xiaoqiang, knowledge slipped through her gradually smoothing cerebral cortex.

For middle school students in their second year of middle school, everything Lu Mingfei talks about isn't complicated; the trouble is learning it as knowledge.

The mix of intuitive and intuition-intuitive elements is quite amusing.

"So you still haven't explained how you use magic tricks, nor why you know about magic loops."

Humans cannot know what they do not know.

"My case is rather unique, and I can't directly apply it to you. As for discovering the magic loop, that's a commonality among phenomena."

Magic circuits are essentially a system that refines life force into magical power.

Lu Mingfei made up a random excuse to get away with it; she didn't want Su Xiaoqiang to know about the existence of mixed-race people for the time being.

Magic loops are essentially something that exists innately; they either exist or they don't. They are something whose upper limit is determined at the moment of their birth.

Lu Mingfei picked up her teacup, took a sip of black tea, and said to Su Xiaoqiang, "So you want to be the first person in the world to have a magic loop?"

I never demand anything of others, and this time is no exception. Essentially, it's an experiment, a transaction between us. I get the data, you get the magic circuit, there's a possibility of performing the spell, the risk is extremely low, and I can guarantee your safety, but I can't guarantee you'll suffer.

Why have you suddenly become like a mad scientist from a movie?

"It's a pity, but I'm several standards better than a mad scientist. Your safety is fully guaranteed, so please rest assured. At the very least, you'll leave just as well as you came."

Saying that there's no guarantee against pain is just to scare her; it won't actually happen.

"Is that possible? That's such vague wording."

Is it possible to perform the spell? It sounds incredibly risky, like a bottomless pit waiting for her to jump in.

"I can't think of a reason to refuse. Do I need to pay tuition?"

"Need not."

Lu Mingfei wanted to create a set of simulated magic loops that could be used in the same way, which could extract, collect, and utilize the four elements present in the atmosphere.

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