The Time-Space Loop

After struggling for nearly ten years in an infinite-flow world, Xing Mo and his lover Cheng Wen perish alongside the monster that created it. Then, by sheer luck, they survive and return to more than a decade earlier.

They still have to kill that monster again, but this time they can gang up on it. The plan goes like this:

1. Fall in love.

2. Report the monster's details to a trustworthy organization, earn its trust, and get support.

3. Get married in a slightly roundabout way, but one fully protected by law, become each other's legal spouses, and ask far and wide for wedding blessings.

4. Ride the wave of the spiritual qi revival, use the high level of cultivation they gained in the infinite-flow world to become online celebrities, and sell lots of products to earn money and energy.

5. Go to school and enjoy the romance of campus life openly as a married couple.

6. Help build a cultivation academy and train as many teammates as possible to gang up on the monster.

In the end, they'll naturally take the monster down~

Huh? More than half those steps have nothing to do with fighting monsters? Life isn't just about fighting monsters. A mere monster doesn't deserve to keep them from enjoying love and peace.^^

Additional notes:

Some characters in this story sometimes have extremely long turns of dialogue. In those cases, the speech is split into several paragraphs. Each paragraph begins with an opening quotation mark, but only the final one has a closing quotation mark. Like this:

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Likewise, when the dialogue of several characters, such as a group of online commenters, is combined, a closing quotation mark indicates where one character's speech ends, and the next paragraph is spoken by someone else. Like this:

“...

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The first two paragraphs are from the same character, and the third is from someone else.

This format complies with the current national standard GB/T 15834-2011, Punctuation Usage, section 4.8.3.5. The rule states: if a quotation stands alone as a single paragraph, use quotation marks at both the beginning and end. If it spans multiple paragraphs, put an opening quotation mark at the start of each paragraph and a closing quotation mark only at the end of the final paragraph.

Theme: Problems can always be solved, and life can always get better