The whole novel has been revised. Updates are slow.
Kevin used to look down on other people, those caterpillars nailed to a timeline, only able to crawl forward in a fixed order. He lived intermittently at different points in time, unconcerned by fragmented relationships and a broken life story.
Now he's just like them.
The price Kevin is willing to pay to start his life over is far greater than that.
Who could refuse the chance to undo everything after witnessing such a tragedy?
In 2018, half the world's population turned to ash. An out-of-control lawn mower smashed through a fence, and a mother who had lost her daughter cried out for help in panic. Order collapsed before Kevin's eyes in a way never seen before.
In 2003, Kevin stood beneath the scorching July sun in New York. This time, he would cherish the precious fifteen years before the "Blip" took place.
Don't get the wrong idea, though. He's certainly not planning to save the world. Kevin has never cared about all those insignificant lives. He only cares about what he wants and his family.
(Yes, I've changed the blurb again, but the central premise is the same.)
A few things to know:
* Primarily the MCU, with a bit of TV drama and a tiny bit of DC. Basically, it's all made up as I go.
* The timeline is chaotic, and the characterization is highly subjective. OOC is inevitable.
* The protagonist is a villain and will do bad things. The characters' values don't represent anything.
* Many details, including those from the Loki series, will be blurred or ignored. For example, the Time Variance Authority does not exist in this story.
Theme: Giving someone a second chance
San San has been too busy lately, so I gently put down a note for a long vacation. I may see you again next year. Quq I will try to come back as soon as possible. I love you.
Nice! I think it's pretty good
Gu Gu! I'm quite busy at the end of the term, so I'll take a break and I'll update in mid-July.
I think I should give Brother Amway a look. After all, there is a script in case of time travel.
Coming from next door, I really like this kind of writing. Come back soon [let me be healthy] [let me be healthy] [let me be healthy]
Ah, it's Parker. This is so sad.
Interesting! Although I think my grandparents described themselves too white? But it's possible, so next, the spy plays house (but grandchild version time?) And jumps into Azu's pit next door, and also jumps into this pit. I pray that the author's wife is just busy, but will not abandon the pit.
Oops, I like it. Anyway, Ai Xin, etc., I will jump into this trap first to respect it.
I finished reading it in one go, waiting for more updates
It's super beautiful. After editing, the story becomes smoother.