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"Indeed, sister is very special. Among all the worlds, only you are special because you exist only in the main world."

I don’t know how many parallel worlds there are, but based on my memories of those parallel worlds, no one has ever been as special as my sister, existing only in the main world.

This is not a simple cause-and-effect problem, because infinite parallel worlds have infinite evolutionary outcomes. Let me give you an interesting example.

There was a girl named Sophia.

In the main world, Sofia's mother was an ordinary woman who married and had children, including Sofia.

In parallel world A, Sofia's mother was a soldier who died in battle. She never married or had children, and Sofia was never born.

In parallel world A, even if Sofia's father marries another woman, the child born to that woman will not be Sofia. That child may exist in other parallel worlds, but not in the main world.

Parallel worlds are not as people imagine. Your counterpart in a parallel world may not make the same choices as you. However, no matter what, as long as a person exists in the main world, that person will also exist to some extent in other parallel worlds.

Only you, sister, are different. You don't exist in any parallel world. At least, in the parallel world where [Lily Heinrich] exists, there's no one named Hanamichi.

After hearing Lily's words, I fell into deep thought. There was so much information she was talking about that I didn't know. I could talk to Lily for a whole day and night about what kind of monsters were in the Black Abyss, but as for parallel worlds, I really didn't know.

But it's not that I don't understand the meaning at all; I just have a vague understanding.

I shook my head and mentally recorded Lily's words so I could replay them when needed. But for now, I asked Lily about the main world.

"Lily, how is the so-called main world distinguished? Is it distinguished by natural disasters?"

"That's right, just as you guessed, sister. What distinguishes the main world is the Calamity. There are already 20 Calamities in the main world. If I survive the Calamity assessment, I will merge into the body of Lily next to you. Even if her physical body dies in this game, she will be resurrected in the main world the moment she merges with the Calamity, the most advanced life form."

--split line--

I have no idea how I wrote this chapter; I feel like I'm still in a state of confusion.

Lately... I haven't been feeling too well, so I probably won't be able to add extra chapters in the next couple of days. Let me think... how many chapters do I owe? Ah! I still owe 15 chapters!

postscript

I'm a noob.

Honestly, I don't really want to discuss with everyone that I'm bad at the game.

But I'm really a noob. Because I didn't have an outline, I got carried away with my writing and didn't quite get the balance between some plot points and settings right.

In this chapter, I put extra effort into developing the characters of Tivelle and Aurora, because these two characters are custom-made by the devil. (The other Night is also a custom-made character by the devil.)

The night was alright, but Tivelle and Aurora really died mysteriously. I know those two died mysteriously, but the character is bugged (facepalm).

It's okay if no one noticed what the bug was, but if they did, they would realize... I'm a fucking idiot.

What exactly happened to Shuna at the end of Volume Two? Why did so many people die in the hallucinations? What happened to Lily in the end?

Well, who knows?

Oh, right, since there aren't any new hallucinations in this volume, I won't repeat the appearance hallucinations like I did in the previous volume.

That's all for the epilogue. There's not much else to write, since I tend to ramble on at the end of each chapter.

Shunegate

Shuna died

Shuna is dead.

Does this statement sound terrifying?

But for some reason, I just felt that Shuna was dead.

My current feeling is... Shuna is completely under my control. She has to do whatever I tell her to do.

She... seems to be under my control.

She's no longer as out of my control as she used to be.

We should be happy, we should be happy.

But I was very unhappy.

I don't want to control Shuna, not at all. I want her to do whatever she wants, I want her to be unrestrained, I want her... to be free.

But there are too many...too many shackles...

Emotions, personality, and preconceived notions all became shackles for Xiu Nai, causing her to return to ordinariness and mediocrity, turning her into a row of mediocre words.

I think I saw it. I saw the silver-haired girl give me a cold glance, and then walk into the darkness without turning her head.

She died; her vitality vanished.

Perhaps, it's time for reality to make some choices.

Honestly, I'm very tired. I go to work at 7 a.m. and get off at 11 p.m. every day. After washing up, I should go to sleep, so I set my alarm for 4 a.m. Only that part of the morning gives me more time to write.

I always thought that as long as I didn't complain about being tired, I hadn't lost.

But as it turned out... Pure White suffered a complete defeat.

I don't want to make any promises or agreements. Just watch me and Shu-nai.

I will bring Shuna back to life. I'm quite skilled at bringing the dead back to life, and I will bring Shuna back.

Leave

I'm going home today, but I'm taking the day off because I get carsick.

I'm speechless, I'm so sad.

Cover!

The illustration for the appointment is finally finished!

Let me show you!

Schneider

postscript

I have to say, I'm terrible. Volumes two and three were terribly bad, and everyone can see what's wrong with me.

From the second volume onwards, all I thought about was writing enough words to get the full attendance bonus. As long as I wrote enough words, the quality and progress were so poor that it was unbearable to look at.

A reader once told me that my book started strong but ended weakly, and it seems that's really the case. It's getting worse and worse, and I've made countless excuses for myself.

I've said "I need to change, I need to change, I need to change" so many times; it's truly the phrase I say the most.

Then why can't it be changed?

Yes, why can't it be changed?

All these reasons are just excuses for self-indulgence.

Those who have read this far must have some appreciation for this work.

Then I shouldn't let you down, nor should I let myself down after watching this.

I used countless abilities to reshape Shu Nai so that I could have a fresh start, just like in the beginning, to write a story that will amaze you, instead of just a mundane account.

Now, I've filled in some plot holes that were originally supposed to take one or two volumes to write, but in order to give Shu Nai a fresh start, I filled in those plot holes in one or two chapters.

Fortunately, I have the convenient identity of an observer, which allows me to appear as a being from a higher dimension and to fix the plot.

As an observer, I revoked Shuna and Tsubaki's special abilities, which, while incongruous, was barely reasonable.

Honestly, I'm really happy that some readers have made it this far.

It's over 60 words already, Pure White, you need to take responsibility for your plot.

Given how difficult it is to modify VIP chapters, I'm too lazy to change them. There might be some retconning in the future, so I'd like to remind everyone here that all settings are based on Volume 4.

Besides, I don't even need to trade stocks anymore; I've completely decided on this book.

It's a pseudo-harem anime, just like Sword Art Online. Tsubaki is the main heroine, and the other female characters are all in the harem. There might be some intimate scenes, but Tsubaki is the one who will get married.

In the very end, the Eighth Calamity, Sky King, Sillia, did not die. Even without a physical body, the Calamity had a way to keep itself alive.

Season 1 Ending Announcement

It is recommended to skip the entire text of the "Hawthorn Blossom Chapter" and go directly to the "Postscript," where you will find explanations.

声明

Actually, this post should have been published yesterday, but I was too sleepy, so I changed it to today.

I saw Sanshui's comment yesterday... so this is something I felt compelled to say...

It's not just you guys who think Volumes 2 and 3 are bad; even I think they're bad.

Back then, I just wrote whatever came to mind, all for the sake of getting the 500 yuan attendance bonus. To be honest, that was pretty lame.

From the end of Volume 2 to Volume 3, I was actually writing under a lot of pressure. When I was working in Xiamen, the worst situation was that I had to go to work at seven in the morning and get off at eleven at night, and I am the type who can't stay up late.