"Derived worlds are even more unstable and fragile than main worlds and parallel universes."
"Every work might give rise to a world, but it might also die halfway through."
"Before a world has fully developed enough to break free from the influence of its main world or parallel universe and become an independent world,"
"its development and changes are all affected by the people of the main world."
"Those who create works can, in a sense, be called the creators of these derived worlds."
"And because derived worlds occupy a lower position than main worlds and even parallel worlds, it is basically very difficult for them to truly become a world."
"A wildly popular work might gather the faith and mental energy of many people over several years. Many who love that work sincerely hope that the world or characters within it exist somewhere in another world."
"They love the characters in it, and perhaps that powerful mental energy is what causes a derived world to emerge."
"However, people's love has a time limit. You might love a work for several years, but after a few more years, you might set that love aside and turn to another work instead."
"As a work goes from wildly popular to ignored, fewer and fewer people love it. Then the mental energy dissipates, and the derived world collapses along with it."
"Such things probably happened every second of every minute of every day. No one cared about the destruction of those fictional worlds they had never seen with their own eyes."
Nanxi: "I once wondered where I came from, where I was going, why I existed, and what the meaning of my existence was."
"But after that great war, everyone's past, present, and future were all erased. We truly became people who never