Duoloris accidentally transmigrates to another world, only to discover that the anchor point she latched onto is her own counterpart in this world.
People say he is a saint, someone who, despite suffering every manner of injustice, never loses his compassionate heart.
Necromancer Duoloris: Really? Let me see for myself.
And so, a little tagalong appeared beside the gentlest, most easygoing healer in Jiuzhou.
When a young girl claiming to be another version of himself from a different world comes looking for him, clearly curious about him, Jiang Zhouxue is solemn, but mostly relieved.
After all, an unstable factor choosing to stay by his side is better than having to go to the trouble of keeping it under control.
The girl doesn't actually do anything bad. She just follows him on his travels and occasionally says something shocking.
Until one day, she points at the city that claimed countless lives and asks him, "Why are you afraid to look over there?"
Under the sunlight, Duoloris's platinum-blond hair shines brilliantly, and her reed-green eyes are like glass that can see right through a person's heart.
They are exactly like his own hidden features.
"Different surroundings and upbringings can affect someone's temperament and way of dealing with things, but they can't change the essence of their soul."
The mage whose soul had been acknowledged by necromancy spoke with absolute certainty: "So I may be a man, but there's no way I could ever be a saint."
*[Sunny, cheerful genius mage × unlucky former sword cultivator who gave up the sword to become a healer]
*BG, but with a selfcest twist: the male and female leads are counterparts from different timelines who share the same soul
*This is my first time mixing xianxia with magic, so I'll definitely be borrowing from existing systems, but I'll also pull out some settings I've come up with before. In short, it's a hodgepodge. I personally lean toward the idea that the principles behind spells and magic are all rooted in math, physics, and chemistry, so there'll be some overlap.
*That's all for now. I'll add more if I think of anything.
Theme: Do good deeds, and don't worry about what lies ahead.
