[Large group portrait, each character will have his own story line] [Double protagonists (Yu Changheng + Ye Lingci) develop in two lines]
[Self-avoidance, the protagonist has no cp, there are many characters, the world view is complex, there are basically no pure white characters in the whole text, it is not a holy lady, it is not a happy article, it is not brainless]
After spending countless hundreds of years resisting and failing, I thought everything would be completely destroyed, but when I opened my eyes again, I found that the world had been reorganized again.
The memories of the people around him no longer exist, and the original free development of the world has been broken, allowing rules and camps to exist here. Is this a benefit or a disadvantage?
When the [immortal magic] awakens and the [weapons] need to be upgraded by the souls of the dead, how should we protect ourselves in the chaos and not become a ladder for others to step on.
When all order collapses, do you choose to adapt to the world or move forward firmly with doubts on your back?
If it is known that the outcome is doomed to failure, then does 'persistence' still have any meaning.
