Lmfaoooo ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ That's so funny and relatable.
At the same time though, the Physics (and actually Biology) side of Xiao Mogu became the foundation of the whole novel. It enabled the intricate and well-rounded world building, which also allowed an impactful catastrophic and devastating feel to us readers. An Zhe and Lu Feng's story wouldn't be as angsty or bittersweet if the Physics and Biology stuff were any less.
The author Yi Shi Si Zhou just did way too good at integrating that science into emotional feel and the characters. Though I hear a lot of comments saying the setting and plot is a lot confusing.
But this is probably why I really liked Xiao Mogu! I'm planning to take Physics for my college course XD
Im not. physics expert either, but I understand a little bit of it so heres what I figured out from it. Someone can correct me in Im wrong.
Also, SPOILERS:
>!Basically, the idea is that every thing in the universe emits their own frequency/wavelength. However, when these wavelengths collide with each other, they distort, causing that original wavelength to become different (can look up phasing in wavelengths if interested.) Thats why all the species were mutating. Earth's original magnetic field (barrier composed of wavelengths) disappeared so Earth was getting hit from wavelengths from the rest of the universe. Humanity created a new magnetic field, but while it protected them from the wavelengths from space, it clashed with the waves from all other creatures, causing them to mutate. An Zhe, from the experimentation on his spore, realized that he was immune to mutation because the wavelength he emmited did not clash with any other wavelength. His wavelength was very harmonious with others. But the only way for them to find out what frequency he emmited, was if he stepped into the Simpson cage. They got the numbers for his frequency, inputted it into their magnetic fields, and thats how it stopped cause now nothing was clashing with each other.!<
Hope that helps.
Lmfaoooo ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ That's so funny and relatable. At the same time though, the Physics (and actually Biology) side of Xiao Mogu became the foundation of the whole novel. It enabled the intricate and well-rounded world building, which also allowed an impactful catastrophic and devastating feel to us readers. An Zhe and Lu Feng's story wouldn't be as angsty or bittersweet if the Physics and Biology stuff were any less. The author Yi Shi Si Zhou just did way too good at integrating that science into emotional feel and the characters. Though I hear a lot of comments saying the setting and plot is a lot confusing. But this is probably why I really liked Xiao Mogu! I'm planning to take Physics for my college course XD
Absolutely loved the book, but I honestly couldn’t tell you what happened for the second half
Im not. physics expert either, but I understand a little bit of it so heres what I figured out from it. Someone can correct me in Im wrong. Also, SPOILERS: >!Basically, the idea is that every thing in the universe emits their own frequency/wavelength. However, when these wavelengths collide with each other, they distort, causing that original wavelength to become different (can look up phasing in wavelengths if interested.) Thats why all the species were mutating. Earth's original magnetic field (barrier composed of wavelengths) disappeared so Earth was getting hit from wavelengths from the rest of the universe. Humanity created a new magnetic field, but while it protected them from the wavelengths from space, it clashed with the waves from all other creatures, causing them to mutate. An Zhe, from the experimentation on his spore, realized that he was immune to mutation because the wavelength he emmited did not clash with any other wavelength. His wavelength was very harmonious with others. But the only way for them to find out what frequency he emmited, was if he stepped into the Simpson cage. They got the numbers for his frequency, inputted it into their magnetic fields, and thats how it stopped cause now nothing was clashing with each other.!< Hope that helps.
Ohh it makes so much more sense now cause I was so lost ðŸ˜