Shen Zhiwei, the most inconspicuous concubine of the Shen family, the night she married Xiao Jin, the Marquis of Zhenbei, a line of translucent subtitles floated before her eyes: [The heroine will not survive tonight!
She thought it was a hallucination until the barrage warned, "There is a poisonous dagger under the pillow", "The Queen Mother's eyeliner is hidden in the wine", "He did the autopsy, and it was you who was doing the autopsy" - three times to save her life, she completely relied on these "reader comments". But she soon discovered that the barrages would cause quarrels, spoilers, and be deleted by mysterious powers, and the "heroine" they spoiled was not her at all.
Xiao Jin defeated his three fiancées and was rumored to be the living king of hell. He was also the hunter who played chess in the late night of the Hou Mansion. He had known for a long time that she was not Shen Zhiwan. He married her, tried her, and kept her alive just to wait for someone to pawn his "shadow". And the "being loved" that she pawned at the ruined temple in the west of the city on the eve of her marriage was an obsession that he could not let go of even after seven lifetimes.
When the barrage split into factions attacking each other, when the world line was torn apart and she experienced the overlapping of "saved by Xiao Jin" and "killed by Xiao Jin" at the same time, when Shen Zhiwei saw the record of her seventh death in the Qintian Supervisory Book - she understood that the life being watched was never a golden finger, but a curse. Xiao Jin, a man who remembered everything but could never be recognized by her, pawned "forgetfulness" to remember her.
The final choice is placed in front of the oil lamp: reset everything back to before the substitute marriage, become a god and control all timelines, or pawn the "story" itself in exchange for a true oblivion.
[Barrage: Full text is over. ——But have you really finished reading it?
Tags: ancient words · barrage flow · infinite reincarnation · sad HE · fourth wall · paradox of fate