Seer: The Drifter Who Finally Found a Home

A few things to know before you dive in: ① The author's writing isn't very strong, and the story has a rather subdued feel, a bit like the plot of a game you've played through. There's also a touch of artsy angst, and the early chapters are fairly depressing. ② Updates are irregular, but the author will definitely finish the whole story and won't abandon it midway. ③ Characters may be out of character, and their personalities may be hard to capture. ④ There are lots of fighting and eating scenes. ⑥ There isn't much romance; the protagonist is everyone's darling. ⑦ The protagonist is incredibly powerful. ⑧ The story is mainly based on animated series and movies, with an original world built around the author's own OCs. ⑨ The writing is very wordy.

[Two souls in one body + no System + no pairing + lots of original plot]

Death is not the end.

After He Yiyi dies of an illness, she arrives in the world of Seer.

Her younger self becomes Funa, a Flying and Light Spirit-type elf, while her grown-up self becomes Tisi, a Shadow and Fighting-type elf.

And so they begin a new journey in another world.

Even though their own lives have been full of bumps and hardships, Funa and Tisi still hope to make the elves who carried them through childhood happy.

So they choose to: ① give elves who have lost their loved ones a gift reminding them that “love still exists”; ② enter the game themselves and create an entirely new “chain of cause and effect.”

Set out, begin your journey, and be like grass seeds adrift on the water.

Even if the original “chain of cause and effect” stands in your way, so what?

When all is settled, the drifting seeds will eventually find shore and bloom into flowers of life that belong only to them.

The sun and moon never fade, and the river of time flows on. Send me a beam of moonlight, send this wanderer home.

“Heh, I chose to drift away... and now I've finally put down roots.”