The full text is about 200,000 words, and will be updated to the end at 10 a. M. Every day.
Let me explain the structure of this article in advance:
This article will be composed of four parts: the main story, prequel × 2, and extra chapters. Each part should only have 30,000 to 50,000 words.
Among them, the main story is about the intersection of the two protagonists, and the prequel is about what happened before the intersection between the two. The extra story can be regarded as a set of background settings for the Pingtao world.
The contents of the four parts are generally independent of each other, but some minor doubts in the main story will be answered in the prequel and extra chapters.
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You bought a new pack of hair ties, ten in total. After unpacking, you took out one and used it, and put the rest into a box where you store small items.
When using hair ties, you place them wherever you want each time you take them off your head.
Maybe put it on the table,
Maybe put it on the sink.
Maybe put it on a chair,
Maybe put it in the cupboard.
Don't rule out putting it in the refrigerator, or in a snack bag, or in a takeout box.
It is difficult and unnecessary for you to remember where you put it. If you can't find one, just take out a new one from the box and use it.
A month later, you open the box again and find that only the last hair tie is left inside.
But it doesn't matter, because you immediately ordered a new pack of ten hair ties and you will receive them tomorrow.
Occasionally you will think about where those missing hair ties, as well as clips, scissors, wristbands, earplugs, pens, etc. Have gone.
Sure, some of them sometimes pop up from various corners as you clean your house, but the number that reappear seems to be far less than the ones you lose.
So guess, is there a black hole in your home that leads to another world?
Will a black hole secretly eat your things and transport them to other worlds?
Regarding this guess, you said: "I hope my friends from other worlds can make good use of my things and don't waste them."
Note: The text is in ordinary third person, not second person.
Purpose: Even if there are unsolvable difficulties ahead, we must cherish every day now