Aying is well aware of her greed. She longs for the Dickson family to be reunited happily for a long time. She also hopes that her uncle will not be stuck in the promise for the rest of his life. She also hopes that relatives who have never met will no longer be implicated and die in hardship. But he never thought that her intervention would involve everyone in a more chaotic future.
Di Yingqi knew that she had not really experienced those bloody nightmares. Her mother was safe, she and Jie Tsai were not killed, and her father did not have to live a lonely life guarding hatred. But those memory fragments originating from illusory memories are so real. The young Yingqi was unable to extricate herself and insisted on chasing the illusory soul, but unexpectedly opened everyone's scars and caused deeper harm.
"Actually, I'm an atheist, so I never thought it would be like this." Aying tried hard to think about how to make the scene not so sad or even tragic. "If it were a story or a TV series, everyone would still be alive, there would be no regrets, and the future would be better than before, and the mother would have a daughter. In fact, it would also be a happy ending."
This statement obviously did not comfort anyone.
"But without you," Di Yingqi said stubbornly and even angrily, "Su Yuyi's child is not you either. Why do you have no regrets for everyone?"
No matter, let's get some ideas first and let's talk about it later.
Functional time travel without logic. Struggling to organize complex timelines.
For the time being, "Kowloon Walled City" is the main plot, and "Dragon on the Edge" is the branch plot (if there must be a male protagonist for love, it would be Wang Zhicheng). Because the two (several?) Stories are mixed together, the time period and technological background will be confused together. There will also be many other original and strange backgrounds and supporting characters taking up a large part of the scene. I'm sorry for the old problem.
(Don't believe my lies)
Intention: strive to achieve (without the heroine) he!