[Parallel Universe + Interstellar + Different Planets/Species + Suspense + Gladiatorial Fighting + Group Portrait]

Obsession is armor and also a cage

Xia Su found a wormhole deep in the universe. After passing through it, she met her deceased best friend again.

Lost again.

Xia Su kept traversing wormholes, fighting across the stars, passing through the ash and magma-built Sagaros, and diving into the creeping green plants.

Kill the mantis that abandons emotional division and live in the wooden box of Schrödinger's cat.

Give it all, just to keep your best friend alive.

The Queen's lifeless eyes and hollow eye sockets met Xia Su's gaze: "I still have a chance! Even if rivers of blood flow, I want them to live!"

The roar was heart-wrenching.

"As long as I don't die, I can keep doing it again."

Even if the road goes diagonally.

[It is not hard science fiction. Some settings and descriptions do not conform to the laws of physics.]

Man's first requirement is to live, the second is still to live, and the third is still to live… In certain circumstances, living becomes a luxury. In hell, we look up at heaven, reaching out our hands. Though we cannot touch heaven, we can at least get closer to it. We sing in hell, we give thanks in hell, we love in hell, we kill in hell. We embrace each other with tears in our eyes, then plunge daggers into each other's chests, not for anything else, but for that faint, almost imperceptible gratitude. The world of the Song Dynasty is my bondage, and also my sky. Only birds that soar in flight understand the meaning of the sky. The Emperor said—"Lend me a corner of the royal mansion, so you and your child may find refuge." Tie Xinyuan said—"I will repay a drop of kindness with a spring of gratitude, but you cannot ask for anything. Whatever reward I give you, you must accept it." I may be smarter than all of you. In a sense, I am a prophet, I am a philosopher, I am a god!

"Is righteous revenge a sin?" Fushimi Shika, possessed by the system, gave his answer: "Yes! But I will pay for all sins!" The avengers chanted his name, leaving his mark, and from then on, the world had a notorious serial killer. A father who lost his beloved daughter killed the real culprit; a husband seeking revenge for his wife committed a locked-room murder; a child who lost both parents made a desperate gamble... Fushimi Shika sheltered those who had lost everything, leaving behind his unique declaration at the scene: "This is divine punishment, and I am divine punishment"... Years later, atop a Tokyo tower, Minamoto Tamako pointed her gun at her partner. "Although I don't know how you did it, you are the one who started it all!" Thunder and lightning flashed, and torrential rain poured down. Fushimi Shika raised his hands: "How rude of you, Officer Rabbit, I am the messenger of justice."

Once the gears of fate begin to turn, love and hate intertwine into an impenetrable net. Turning to Ashoka's "The One I Loved Most Was the Murderer," the male and female protagonists embark on a perilous and fraught journey to uncover the truth behind the unexpected death of the male protagonist's wife.

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In this battle between love and sin, can they uncover the truth? The book features both thrilling mystery and delicate, moving emotions; it depicts a love story that transcends life and death, and also reveals the ugliness and justice of the world.