I Am Repairing the Timeline in the Heavens

[You pick up a pocket watch, it can repair the collapsed timeline] [But no one tells you that every restored world will forget that you ever existed] Levi takes a rusty pocket watch and becomes a professional time scar restorer. His daily routine: Stop time from running amok in a steampunk city on Monday; On Wednesday, go to the cyber future to hunt down memory-devouring data bodies; On Friday, go to the Xianxia World to help the thousand-year-old monk get out of the time loop; On Sunday, adjusting the space-time turbulence caused by the relativistic effect on the interstellar battlefield... Salary? No. Remuneration? With each world restored, the pocket watch removes some of the rust. Colleague? They are all "time anomalies" from various worlds, including: · Detective from 1920 (insisting that time should be linear) ·AI from 3020 (a program that thinks time is editable) ·Miko from the Age of Mythology (claiming that time is a sleeping god) Here comes the question: 1. Why don't all the restored worlds remember Levi's visit? 2. Why does the rust stain on the pocket watch look more and more like an eye? 3. Why does the "Master of the Palace of Time" who always smiles at the end of time look exactly like him? "The answer is simple," said my future self, "because what you are polishing is the watch case that imprisons yourself." Repair time? Fix your perception of time first. ---