When the yandere character breaks through the dimension with a knife
When Lin Zhiwei deleted and changed the 108th ending, blood oozed from the computer. Gu Yu, the "paranoid crazy critic" in her novel, stood in the moonlight holding a butterfly knife. The blood marks on his palm coincided with the handwriting on the manuscript: "Little Creator, do you still want me to fall in love with someone else?"
He tore apart the dimensional wall and dragged her into the data world, suspending the clock tower gears and crushing the original plot. The system alarm screams [the plot collapses 100%, the world will be destroyed in 3 minutes]. But he smiled and cut his palm, and the bloody code spread across the barrier: "It turns out that the created can also control the world in reverse."
From the wealthy prison to the starry sky bell tower, he tied her wrists with chains, but his eyes turned red when she cried out in pain: "You wrote that I was born paranoid, but you forgot that every tear you wrote became a shackle that I couldn't break free from."
When the delete button would tear apart the code in his heart, when "forever together" in the junior high school manuscript became his obsession, she understood: those words written for fun had long been engraved into his soul. "Either you're stuck here with me, or you fall into nothingness together."
But in the end, he relented - he pushed her out of the collapsing world and fell into nothingness alone, just to not forget this love.
However, in reality, under the cherry blossom tree, with scars on his palms, he held up her lost manuscript and asked with a smile: "This time, will it be me who writes our ending?"
(Including: The yandere fights against the Creator/Two-way redemption/Chasing love across dimensions/Carnival in the data world)
Reader comments
From the Yandere Cage to the Eternal Galaxy, this love across dimensions made me cry until I ran out of oxygen. Each character is breaking free from the shackles of the setting, interpreting in his own way that "love is not a prison, but a way to make each other a better existence."
From the Yandere Cage to the Eternal Galaxy, this love across dimensions made me cry until I ran out of oxygen. Each character is breaking free from the shackles of the setting, interpreting in his own way that "love is not a prison, but a way to make each other a better existence."