[Memories of past lives unlock in stages, and the people in those memories can descend into reality.]
[Multiple heroines, angsty romance + sweetness + thrills, light comedy, dual transmigration]
[Three months after the spiritual qi revival, Chen An sees a girl in a wheelchair save an entire city.]
Not long ago, he was bound to an unreliable System.
The System said: "You haven't lost your memory. You've forgotten all of them."
One of his classmates is a nine-tailed fox who has cultivated for ten thousand years. Now confined to a wheelchair, she refuses to let anyone come near.
His university teacher only wants to live an ordinary life.
In the Kunlun Mountains, a girl in white has waited for him for a thousand years.
They're all waiting.
Waiting for Chen An to say those words... I'm back.
In this life, will he remember?
(There's humor in everyday life and goofy action scenes, but when the tears come, nothing can stop them.)
[Ask for attention][Ask for attention] This book is about a person who slowly retrieves the people he once met through memory fragments. After the memory is unlocked, those characters can come to reality, and the villain can also make a cameo from the memory. This is not an infinite stream, a traditional reincarnation story, or a conventional system story. It's a new path of its own kind, and "Return of Memory" is the name I found for it. They are not the appendages of the protagonist. Each memory is an independent cause and effect. Each character has its own past, its own choices, and its own way of protection. Memory is the gentlest token and the heaviest cause and effect. If you also believe that gentleness is a kind of strength, this book may be very relevant to you. Thank you for reading this story.
What a strange narrative, or a very confusing narrative. I have seen this kind of episodic memory plot in other novels. Usually, memories of the past are interspersed in the main line, but there are also such stories that connect the main line and memories into a timeline, but it is not so confusing (or the level of The Riddler is too high)