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I regret watching this parallel episode. I don't want Lu Yan to come back and only like Xiao Yan'er.

It feels like the movie "Seven Me". Xiao Yan'er may be a secondary personality derived from Lu Yan's body after he left. He is four or five years old. He will not grow up if he stays at this time. When the main personality comes back, the secondary personality voluntarily gives up the body and merges to become part of the main personality. This is called healing and completeness for the main personality. But for the sub-personality, it is actually obliterated. The main personality will inherit part of the sub-personality. The sub-personality is generated based on the extension of a part of the main personality into a complete person. But after being absorbed by the main personality, only the parts that were separated at the beginning are reintegrated. Of course it's two people. The heroine likes Xiao Yan'er, who is two different people from Lu Yan. If she wanted to accept Lu Yan, she had to accept the fact that Xiao Yan'er was obliterated. Although Xiao Yan'er did it voluntarily, this situation was also an accident. But I think it is impossible to cross this hurdle without any concern. It can be said that the heroine's initial connection with the world was all based on Xiao Yan'er, and the heroine's story was also planned into her entire life. If I were to act as an individual, I might not even be able to make friends. It feels weird and hard to get rid of.

My Xiao Yan'er, how great it would be if Lu Yan could still retain Xiao Yan'er's personality after coming back through time and merging with Xiao Yan'er's memories. It would be the best of both worlds.

This male protagonist is so dull. He has nothing in common with the female protagonist. He is no longer coquettish and clingy. When the female protagonist said, "This is the first time I saw him send a message of more than three words," I fell silent. . . Are you really pursuing someone?

This male protagonist is too indifferent and has no emotions. It makes me feel like he is wearing a mask. It feels like he has not let down his guard against the female protagonist. The same goes for the female protagonist. For her, this guy is the trigger for Xiao Yaner's disappearance. Although he is innocent, he still has a grudge... So the two of them are very alienated.

Xiao Yan'er, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, can't you come back?

Ah ah ah, please write more. I really like Wukong ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh...

Ummmmm I didn't know what to say for a moment...

I thought the meaning of the parallel world was that when the heroine crossed over, she met Lu Yan, who had a mature mind. . . How can we engage in such a takeover incident? Isn't it appropriate for both parties?

Ah. Pity. Unexpectedly, Ye Zhizhou was not written. Personally, I feel that the character of the male protagonist Ye Zhizhou is a good match for the heroine.