Time travel is a very vulgar plot,
The second time travel is a terrible plot,
Traveling three times is a terrifying thing.
Fortunately, there is no need to go through the plot for the third time, but when she wants to be proud of the world, why does she feel reluctant to let go of the prodigal son who "looks back and smiles all the time"? Should she forget about him in the world, or should she resolutely eliminate his rotten love in the bud?