The Sinner Beyond the Script

In the script woven by fate, who is willing to remain a puppet on strings forever? Amid the turbulent currents of countless worldlines, who is secretly rewriting the course of the ending?

When a life at seventeen is forcibly locked into a fixed appearance, and the regrets of a twenty-five-year-old arrive across the chasms of time:

The Wheel of Time in the right eye, traces of the royal capital's ruins, the ancient willow god's shadow on a lonely island, a pact made across worlds;

misplaced affection, a heart that runs away, the old pain of a shattered family, tenderness that came too late.

God: Is this worth it?

Yang: ...Then what does it mean to be truly worthwhile? To let someone who has lost all seven emotions and six desires ascend this wretched throne of godhood?

God: And you, what is it you hold fast to?

Yang: I once promised the world that I would never deceive others, but I never promised not to deceive myself.

God: Have you ever considered that changing fate may ultimately be nothing more than a dream?

Yang: A sinner trapped for years in fate's birdcage has finally obtained a pen that can alter their ordained destiny. Whether what I change is true fate or an empty dream, as long as I can escape this predetermined cage, I am willing to bear whatever comes.