Echoes of the Mirror Sea

Chu Xia is an ordinary office worker. She didn't know why her dreams always led to the same lakeshore, who the girl in black robe was in her dreams, and why an orange candy made her feel at ease in a panic. Until she saw "another self" in the mirror. She was wearing a spotless white dress and stood on a piece of silver water. "The time has not yet come," said the voice. From that day on, her world cracked open. She began to be able to transcend time and space, from the old streets of her childhood, to the university lecture hall, to a giant library made of gears and rules, and then to the ruins of a space station sunk on the silver water... Every fragment of time and space brought her one step closer to the truth. It's not the first time she's been here, she's been here before, she just forgot. And forgetting is itself a price that is deliberately imposed. Su Li, a genius mechanic, has been waiting for her since the days when the space station still existed. Lin Hao, she is a fragment of the first-generation coordinator, who guards the underlying rules of the world. Hong is her forgotten guardian personality who has been waiting for her for twelve years. They accompanied her through the erosion and coordination of the Gear Palace, and uncovered a diary that had been sealed for two years in a space station outside the End. But that "faceless woman in a white dress" appeared and disappeared again and again at critical moments, leaving behind the phrase "the time has not come yet." Who is she? Enemy? God? Or Chu Xia himself? This is a story about forgetting and remembering, loneliness and bondage, and how not to become another person's shadow.