[Symbiotic follow-up, Ten Days in Yangzhou, not brainless, slow-paced, multiple endings]
(PS: Regarding the story of a certain author who attempted death, died of hunger and was stabbed to death, and saw that the empress was about to die, so he acted on a whim.)
(Universe Disclaimer: Writing is purely a hobby. Please forgive me if it's not good. You can ask any questions. Corrections will be made within reasonable limits. Thank you for your understanding. Long live your understanding.)
This is a victim's note
This is a sinner's confession
This is the cry of an incompetent person
This is a heroic feat
This is...
When you always die within ten days and always wake up on the first day after death, what will you choose?
Is it to find a way out for all sentient beings in countless reincarnations, or to live alone after despair, or to be a hero who sacrifices himself for others?
But no matter what, please remember:
One: There is no absolutely right choice.
Two: Choice is the truth in the world. It is wise to give up the small and choose the big. The pursuit of perfection is foolish.
Three: Good luck never appears out of thin air. It is obtained by other people's misfortune and your own future misfortune.
Four: Choice never comes with a price, it's not just a gain.
They are truths written in despair, the laws of the human world in these ten days, and the insurmountable gap.
Okay, so now please make your choice.
One: [Fall into reincarnation]
2: [Enter reincarnation]
Three: [Entering reincarnation]
Si: [What are you looking at? You don't really think you have a choice, do you? Extremely ridiculous]
Encourage the author