If I had a knife that could cut through anything, and the cut was absolutely smooth, was that true? Don't be funny, how can there be such a knife? But that's an interesting hypothesis. So, what exactly can this magic knife do?
Let's take a look at what netizens have to say:
Why, that's a really good idea! With this knife, I can cut the tangled emotional threads in two, so that lovers can eventually become dependents, and lovers can be well. But wait, if it's cut wrong, isn't it going to be a tragedy?
This is a bit of a suspense. If bad luck is cut away, will the good luck also disappear with it? After all, life is like a drama, there are joys and sorrows, and both are indispensable. But if I can really cut fate, then I also want to try and see if I can turn tragedy into comedy.
Sounds good. With this knife, I can come and go from time to time and say goodbye to bad days. But who knows, maybe the good fortune goes too far and turns into tragedy. After all, things must be reversed, and happiness is sad.
Cut age? This one is kind of scary. Imagine that a baby becomes a teenager and a teenager becomes an old man, this is not a joke. Forget it, there are unique scenery at different ages in life, so why rush?
Well, this can be considered. With one sword, I can have a super high IQ and reach the pinnacle of life. But wait, does being too high an IQ mean more suffering? You know, smart people tend to be more tragic.
Cut time? This is a bit mysterious. If time is cut to pieces, how can life be passed? But if you can travel back in time, it will be fun. But don't forget, the price of traveling through time can be a tragic end.
Wow, that's amazing! With this knife, I can move through all the spaces as I want, and I can go wherever I want. But wait, it's a tragedy to get lost in space.
Hey, this knife looks magical, but it's actually dangerous. Forget it, life is like a play, and both joy and tragedy have their value. Let's live each day and stop fantasizing about the impossible. After all, comedy and tragedy in real life are enough for us to taste.
What do you say after reading this article at the end?