Starfall Oath

1. Kill him or save him, "The sect said that I am destined to sever the destined enemy... But if the destiny is 'we should have loved each other', then does killing him really count as severing?" 2. The pain of memory, "If you forget everything, it won't hurt... But I would rather remember - even if what I remember is the heartache itself." 3. Forgiveness vs. Forgetting, "You said you wanted me to forget you. But I want to ask: If I forget you, is this forgiveness still meaningful? If I don't hate or love, who are we?" 4. The boundary of self-sacrifice, "I died for you in the previous life (activating the reincarnation technique), and I live for you in this life (waiting for you for three hundred years) - but why should I make this choice for you?! What if reincarnation continues? How many more lives can we be entangled with?" 1. "Hate her vs love her", "Every time I see her eyes, the curse seal will tear - but the more painful it is, the more I want to hug her. Why is this?!" 2. Kill her vs protect her, "My mission told me that I should take her life; my heartbeat told me that I should stand in front of her. Who should I listen to?" 3. The Curse of the Truth, "If I didn't know the truth about my past life, my life might be easier... But now that I know it - knowing that I personally destroyed her laboratory and killed her - how can I repay this sin?" 4. Self-identity crisis, "Am I Lin Ze (the manipulated puppet) or Xiao Han (the person who chose to sacrifice)? If both names are shackles, then who am I?" All scientific and technological concepts must be "disguised" in cultivation terms; the reader can only vaguely perceive the incongruity of the worldview in the first nine chapters, and it is not until the middle chapter that the truth is gradually pieced together.