She used her soul as a guide and carved out a path home, only to become trapped in her own deepest prison.
Her father’s roars, her mother’s tear-streaked face, and her sister’s off-key singing were her only light and her only pain.
When a girl goes missing, her family transmigrates across nine realms to find her. But in another world, she has become a System, weaving lies into a path home.
An ordinary family reunion is broken down into a cross-dimensional “mission,” while the “System’s” bizarre behavior is the deepest expression of a daughter’s love.
When Li Sa, the daughter of a slaughterer, vanishes from an altar, her parents and sister are swept into a strange transmigration. They must complete missions in nine bizarre worlds and earn “points” to open the way home. What they do not know is that the missing girl has already turned herself into a cold “Way Home System.” Using the last traces of her consciousness, she gathers her parents’ voices from fragments of memory and guides them onward with “lies.” She wants them to learn to forgive, cherish, let go, and trust, because only after growing as people will they be worthy of going “home.” And she herself becomes the loneliest watcher on their journey. At last, when her parents finally stand before her, she says just one thing: “Dad, I’m hungry.” The sharpest blade, it turns out, is a family’s love; the deepest road home is waiting without ever giving up.
