Relics of Time: the End of the Anchor

Lin Mo's biggest worries in his life were originally only three things: failing high school math, waiting in line for spicy hotpot, and how to send WeChat messages to the seniors he likes without being read or replied. Until she saw her body downstairs in the dormitory. The hand stretched out from the body bag had a red string bell tied to its wrist - exactly the same one she had worn for eighteen years. The moment the car window closed, she saw that face. It's herself. Her roommates finally showed off: they were not ordinary college students, they were here to protect her. Because she is an "anchor" - the only fixed coordinate on the timeline. As long as she lives, the world will be stable. If she dies, the entire timeline will collapse. But the problem is that she is dying one after another in those parallel worlds. When another version of herself appeared outside the dormitory door and said "Don't open the door" with her voice, Lin Mo finally knew the answer - the thing that chased her in all timelines was not a monster or fate. It's another self. That she had discovered the truth about the anchor. Now, she wants to erase all versions of herself. The next one is Lin Mo now.