Three Crossings of the World

There are three transitions in the world: disasters make people sublime, actions make people sublime, and beliefs make people sublime. You fall from the elevator of an office building and wake up in the cross-realm - a gray sky with no sun, and sentient beings kneeling under a high platform, repeating "I believe" expressionlessly. Their souls were emptied out, and even crying felt like their mouths were being held tight. In the dead silence, a woman with lips as red as blood drags a long whip, with three white feather arrows nailed to her shoulder, and says to you with a smile: "From today on, you are my wife. If I live, you will live; if I die, you will be buried with me." Her name is Meili, the last ninth-level powerhouse of the Tribulation Envoy. Coquettish, broken, trapped in the old tribulation where her sister starved to death on the streets, unable to escape. And you became her contractor, the only variable in this game of chess. You're not strong, you're not crazy, and you don't have heaven-defying blood. You only have a pair of eyes of the present, which can see through the essence and stage of each person - those at the bottom need companionship, those on the road need to move forward, and those at the top need to persevere. However, the Shendu envoy did not want to wait any longer and used the "Calm Order" to suppress the world and turn the living people into empty shells. You take Meili with you, wake up from the cries in the underground palace, pass by the smoke in the border town, and finally stand in front of Tian Heng, the leader of the Divine Crossing Envoy, and just ask: "How long has it been since you had a good meal?" This is a story about facing the present: a flower is blooming there, you look at it and praise it for its beauty, that is its meaning; do not look at it and let it bloom tenaciously, that is also its meaning. This is also a story about love: not possessing, not sacrificing, but maintaining the arc of each other's hearts, completely casting it at the right distance, accepting it completely, like spring rain,