Good news: You have a "phone" that allows you to communicate with the past.
Bad news: You're trapped in the depths of hopeless space, surrounded only by a lonely and huge planet.
Will you ensure the smooth operation of time and space and give up the only possibility of returning home, or will you desperately send technology beyond the times to the past in an attempt to rewrite the future you are "trapped" in?
Of course I would choose the latter.
——But shouldn't the person who answers the phone be a cutting-edge scientist? Why an underage child? Why is the person who answers the phone different every time?
Why am I so familiar with one of the callers from far away in time and space?
Reading Guide
1. First-person science fiction, mixed with a little third-person perspective, a little suspense
2. The author is an omnivore, please avoid lightning by yourself, but this book only has bg
Intention: Love cannot be controlled
