I seem to have become a normal person again.

But I still choose to live in a cage and pass the time by reading books every day.

Until I met my husband.

He said he fell in love with me the first time he saw me.

I ask him why?

He said that I fell in love with your beauty, and as for everything else, it doesn't matter.

Now think about it...

What a superficial man.

But I love his superficiality.

From then on, whenever he was free every day, he would quietly come to read a book with me, be in a daze, and bask in the sun together.

Until one day, he broke the cage and eloped with me.

To be honest, on the way, as the effects of the medicine gradually wore off, I kept craving for it!

But I actually suppressed that impulse.

Even when I kissed him under the moonlight, I didn't bite off his tongue or twist his head off.

I just discovered that this body can be controlled by my will.

So it seemed like in an instant, I understood the world that I couldn't see through before.

…

I asked my husband, what would this world be like if there were no people in it?

My husband is a businessman, he is not Yang Di, but he is a superficial man who is willing to love me.

He said, I don't know what it would be like without anyone in this world, but I know that without you, it doesn't matter whether I exist or not.

I smiled, as a woman I was satisfied, but as a lonely human being, I was disheartened.

…

Schrödinger's cat depicts to us a chaotic state of "both death and life" in which no one person's observation is a subjective judgment.

So, would a world without humans still exist?

In fact, this question is meaningless.

One hundred million years ago, when there were no humans on the earth, didn’t the earth still exist? Didn’t those primitive animals also live as happily as they should?

But in this way, our specialness suddenly seems to become ridiculous.

Because we are just passers-by, a moment is like fireworks!

No matter how bright it is, it will eventually burn out.

We are never nobler than any existence.

Because we too are doomed!

Although this kind of question is meaningless to most people, because people living in the present cannot see the ending, they can still enjoy everything now. After all, they did not live in the era of war, and they cannot experience it.

That kind of despair.

Pure assumptions are meaningless.

The outcome that human beings will one day perish is actually uncertain.

Although I don't have any hope, I also know how comfortable it is to lie down and how happy it is to enjoy delicious food.

…

But do we really not have to think about anything?

If it had been five thousand years ago, during King Xin's period, no one would have come up with such a ridiculous idea, and he would have been mercilessly despised as long as he said it!

But I am not from the salary king period.

I was born under the watchful eye of the Golden Birdcage and survived the events of the Center Veil.

I witnessed the destruction of the world...

so……

I started thinking...

What would the world be like if humanity were to perish?
Chapter completed!