Sky Curtain: The Darwin Incident at the outset, the Declaration of the People's League

"Using this to commit murder and arson, and even the victims think you're innocent?"

"Kids are playing with this kind of thing? Are people crazy in the 22nd century?"

"Even the United Nations is destroying it, which means the danger is extreme, yet they still missed one for children to use as a toy?"

"How could the United Nations be so incompetent as to miss such a dangerous thing!"

Regardless of the audience's reaction, the performance on stage continues.

[Second item: The dictatorship button]

The scene changes, and Nobita is holding a red button with only a simple line of text on it.

Press it, and whoever you want to disappear will disappear.

After arguing with his mother, Da Xiong slammed down hard in a fit of pique.

The next second, Mom completely disappeared from the house.

It's not death, it's not departure, it's that it never existed.

There are no photos, no memories, no items she used, and even related memories are fading away.

Press the button, and anyone you think of, from traces to memories, from cause and effect to existence, will be completely erased, as if they never existed in the world.

No cost, no restrictions, no barriers

Just because of a moment of anger or a spiteful remark, people can casually delete family, friends, or even all of humanity.

In the scene, Nobita breaks down crying while clutching the button. He wants to find his mother, but the button can only destroy, not restore.

Once it's gone, it's gone forever.

This is more thorough than death, more terrifying than annihilation.

Beneath the sky, all was deathly silent.

"Holy crap, this is a meme?!"

"Even 'existence' itself can be deleted? That's even more extreme than being reduced to ashes."

“At least when someone dies, they are remembered. But when you press this thing, it’s like that person was never alive.”

"No restrictions at all? A kid can delete everyone just because he gets angry?"

"What were the people who made this thing in the 22nd century thinking?"

"Why does this thing look so familiar? Is it really not some kind of containment object?"

[Third item: If it were a phone booth]

A transparent phone booth appears in the scene. Nobita walks in, picks up the receiver, and casually says:

"If only this world were a magical world."

When the door was pushed open again, the outside had completely changed.

A classmate flies on a broomstick, a mother cooks with magic, a teacher chants spells to teach—the rules of the entire world are rewritten in a single sentence.

[A reality rewriting device at the rule level]

[Say "If the world becomes XX" into the phone, the current universe will immediately be reconstructed according to your wishes, and the original world will be abandoned and destroyed.]

Another theory suggests that a parallel universe was created, and the original world was completely abandoned.

Nobita got tired of playing in the magical world and went back to the phone booth, saying, "Let's go back to the original world."

He pushed open the door, and everything seemed to have returned to normal, so he happily continued with his life.

[But what's most chilling is—who can guarantee that the world you revert to is the same one you initially left?]

A line of small text slowly appeared on the sky:

This item has no backup, no rollback capability, and no verification mechanism.

You say you'll change things, you say you'll go back, but is the world you ultimately return to truly the same one?

No one knows, and no one ever will know.

[Of course, there's also a theory that this item's true function is to create a new parallel world for your use, but as mentioned above, the specifics cannot be verified.]

Regardless of the specific claim, both are essentially unverifiable; the conclusion is the same.

Countless onlookers were speechless, feeling a chill run down their spines.

"A single sentence can change the rules of the universe? That's more absurd than anything a god could do."

"Without a backup, the original world might be gone long ago, and he still thinks he's gone back."

"This is no toy, it's a joke on the whole world."

"But to be honest, if this were with the foundation, it should be considered safe, right?"

"Safe level? That's a bit low... Oh right, the classification over there is based on whether it can be contained, so this definitely belongs to the safe level."

"Wait a minute, isn't there something wrong with your focus? Shouldn't we be focusing on what happened in the 22nd century of that world? How could there be such an overpowered artifact? The 21st century of this world clearly seems to be at the level of a pre-nuclear civilization! How could technology have progressed so rapidly in just one hundred years!"

"Hiss... Blind student, you've spotted the key point!"

Chapter 75 What exactly happened in this world?

Fourth, the Galactic Destruction Bomb

Are you still worried about getting rid of bugs or mice in your home? Don't worry, Doraemon will help you!

In the corner of Nobita's living room, a gray little mouse scurried across the floor and disappeared into the gap between the furniture in the blink of an eye.

Da Xiong's mother screamed in fright and retreated behind the sofa.

Doraemon, who already has a programmed fear of mice, was instantly enraged when he heard this.

Her round eyes were bloodshot, and her whole body began to flash with blue light; she couldn't care less about staying calm.

His round hands frantically rummaged through the four-dimensional pocket, pulling out one extremely powerful weapon after another and placing them heavily on the floor.

"This is the Overlord Spear. It can penetrate thick tank armor with a single shot, and dealing with tiny mice is a piece of cake!"

"And this heat gun, aim and fire, and it can burn the entire building to ashes in a second, leaving the rats nowhere to hide!"

He held his weapon and scanned his surroundings warily, his nerves taut, muttering to himself.

"The enemy has disappeared somewhere, so we must remain vigilant at all times and never let our guard down!"

After waiting for a long time, there was still no movement from the gap. Doraemon became increasingly anxious, stamping his feet in frustration.

"No, we haven't seen them all this time. They must be hiding! Just thinking about it sends chills down my spine. We must eradicate them completely using the strongest methods!"

As soon as he finished speaking, he pulled out a round, completely black ball with a danger warning sign printed on it, speaking in a frenzied tone.

"Then let's use this bomb, the one that can destroy the Earth, and raze this entire area to the ground!"

Nobita turned pale with fright, rushed up from the corner and grabbed Doraemon's hand holding the bomb tightly, shaking his head and shouting desperately.

"Absolutely not! This would destroy the whole house, the whole planet! It's just a mouse!"

Despite Nobita's strong objections, Doraemon, after looking at the overly powerful Earth-destroying bomb, calmed down a bit and reluctantly put it back into his four-dimensional pocket.

Seeing this, Nobita and his mother breathed a sigh of relief, thinking that the farce was finally coming to an end.

But the next second, Doraemon reached into his pocket again.

This time, he brought out an even larger, giant bomb, with warning lights flashing wildly, making it suffocating to look at.

"Galactic Destruction Bomb! Now no matter where the rat hides in the galaxy, it won't be able to escape!"

The Galactic Destruction Bomb is an ultimate explosive weapon capable of destroying an entire galaxy in an instant; its power is enough to annihilate an entire star field.

Doraemon actually uses this gadget very rarely; he only takes it out when he's driven to the brink of madness by a mouse.

[Its sibling model, the Earth Destroyer Bomb, is frequently seen.]

As the name suggests, it is a terrifying weapon capable of utterly destroying the Earth in an instant.

Normally, Doraemon only impulsively pulls out this world-destroying weapon when he encounters a mouse or is dealing with a love rival (another cat).

[They never use their abilities when faced with opponents like sea creatures, dragons, aliens, or time travelers]

"Your 'suspect' is a bit too extreme! Blowing up the galaxy is too outrageous, it's just a little mouse!"

"Exactly, using this thing to blow up the warp... doesn't seem like a good idea. Wouldn't it be better to blow up some greenskins instead?"

"Huh? You're thinking of blowing up Terra as well? That thing's range covers the entire galaxy!"

Fifth, Growth-Enhancing Liquid

[Effect: Causes objects to grow exponentially, with the growth rate increasing exponentially and never stopping]

Da Xiong stared at the last chestnut bun left on the table, his mouth watering, but the amount was not enough to even fill his teeth.

He eagerly grabbed Doraemon, who was about to leave, and begged and pleaded for a gadget that could make more food.

Doraemon couldn't refuse him, so he casually took out a small bottle containing a light green liquid and gave him repeated instructions.

"This is growth-multiplying liquid. Just one drop can make an object grow exponentially. Don't use it recklessly. Make sure to consume the things that are growing in time, or there will be big trouble!"

Nobita readily agreed, took the multiplier and dripped a drop onto the chestnut bun, then happily waited for the food to multiply.

Just five minutes later, the chestnut buns began to split wildly: one became two, two became four, four became eight, eight became sixteen...

Before long, a small mountain of chestnut buns piled up on the table, emitting a wonderful aroma.

Da Xiong ate heartily, his cheeks bulging, but the steamed buns grew much faster than he could eat them.

By the time I had eaten my teenth or so, my stomach was so full that I couldn't eat another bite.

The steamed buns were piling up, and they were about to spill onto the ground.

Doraemon was away from home again, and Nobita, feeling guilty and lazy, secretly threw the last chestnut bun, which was still splitting apart, into the trash can in front of his house, hoping to get away with it.

When Doraemon returned, Nobita pretended to be nonchalant, but the perceptive Doraemon immediately noticed that something was wrong.

He and Nobita were so familiar with each other that they spent every day together that he knew exactly what Nobita was going to fart just by sticking his butt out.

Under persistent questioning, Nobita had no choice but to confess.

Upon hearing this, Doraemon's face turned deathly pale. He pulled out a calculator from his pocket and frantically began calculating, his voice trembling.