Yue Cheng wakes from a coma to find that she has lost her memory. She is told that, as a once-in-a-generation young prodigy, she may have been attacked and silenced by unknown assailants for taking part in research that uncovered something extraordinary. After hearing this theory, she gets carried away imagining all sorts of possibilities. Since she can't remember anything, she has no way to continue her studies or research. In need of someone to look after her, she decides to accept Fox's invitation to become a Saniwa. Yet even after she reaches the Honmaru in the space-time rift, things aren't over. In fact, this is only the beginning.
Every time he talks about how good his spiritual power is, how well he is treated, what kind of life-long contract he signs, and finally gives him a second-hand item, this is very strange. People like brand new things. When you buy a house, you don't want to buy a second-hand house. When you buy a car, you don't want to buy a second-hand car. When you buy a mobile phone, you don't want to buy a second-hand mobile phone. Now I'm sharing a second-hand pill, and it's a lifetime system. It's amazing that no one objects to it.
The dialogue is long and wordy, and it feels like the dialogue is used to narrate the plot rather than write the plot.
. . . . . . Confusion
Why does this design look so familiar?
I checked my eyes, this is the male blade I can't get
Poor Crane Ball, hahahahahahahahahaha
I just got into the trap, so work hard
Hey, when will you update?