Oh No, Major General is Bent [Interstellar] (BL)

  • #27
Oh this was the novel I initially planned to tl before finding Undead 
 
  • #28
That could probably work lol, sounds better than teller anyway pft. 
 
  • #30
This was a fun read in the begining over time basically my brain farted because of how much plot and abuse MC and ML has to go through

ML was a test subject humans created clones and made them fight each other to death only one of them can leave the island
ML won by killing all of them except one who was hiding
That one was pretending to be ML until MC found out he wasn't clone killed himself

MC turns out to be Gaia basically people with powers feared by humans
Apparently MC was found frozen and they defrosted him so he is the last pure human
Then he being Gaia came out the bag and humans wanted to experiment on him
He was saved by ML after being tortured

I gave up after like humans turned against MC
like really?? The king couldn't save MC?? even tho it has been proven MC DNA is like human unlike Gaia...

Just gave up and check the ending apparently MC joined the Gaia people and ML betrayed the humans
At the end they reached the Earth but the earth did not welcome anyone other than MC and MlL
So basically the Gaia watched as Noah's Ark or whatever closed Earth off preventing them to get closer
The Gaia's was sad MC chose ML over them
So MC lost his memory at the very end he remembers and ML is like "took you awhile"
Honestly this story started good but author made it into some sort fairytale or something overly beautifying it and showing humans ugly nature. 
 
  • #31
Oooo, interesting! I might go and MTL it later so thanks for the summon! 
 
  • #32
TBH there's a possibility of that, but I like to think he isn't because the first emperor did not hesitate to destroy his family and the earth and forcibly kept him, whereas Tylor/Teller is willingly gave up things to prove himself to be with MC...and even if that is the same soul but as I say in the case of souls, reincarnation/rebirth is only valid if the sense of self is the same, if the memories are wiped and never regained then IMO, they are no longer the same person...

Even if say a person is reborn with the same soul and regain their previous memories much later, as in the sense of self for the reborn soul has already established, then the memories of another life is just that, memories, it may have little to no impact on the present if the sense of self of the present person is more prevalent.

Memories shape a person, without them, they might as well be a different person entirely. 
 
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