Different choices. Different outcomes. Once you make the wrong choice, you have to bear the consequences yourself.
What exactly is the world's stability value, and why is it impossible to change your choice after making it?
Why is there no such thing as a regret pill? Looking at something from different angles leads to different outcomes. Change your attitude toward it, and you will get a different result.
Flowing water has no shape, and drifting wind leaves no trace. You can sense its presence, yet you cannot find it. Why is all of this happening?
What you believe to be true, is it really so?
[This book may stop halfway through, because the author might just run off halfway through writing it, hahaha.]
I'm an aspiring detective, still working hard to learn. I hope all you great detectives can offer your valuable advice, so that this apprentice detective of an author can write a better story. Thank you.
