Chapter 98.2: The General's Daughter Who Eloped with the Lowly Stage Actor (6)

“Heh.” The man in the dark long robe raised his head as his lips finally curved up in a faint smile before taking out another deep drag from the cigarette he had taken out of his pocket. It was for the best that they left; now, no one would vie for his top position.

But still, why was there a tinge of loneliness in the air?

That scoundrel Qian YunSheng, how could one man deserve all the luck and good deeds in the world?

At this moment, Wen ChuanXi promised himself that in the future, he would also have a wealthy young lady chasing after him everywhere!

In the late autumn of 1924, little did they know that their paths would diverge, and it would take them twenty-five long years to finally meet again.

Amidst the falling tree leaves and the faint morning light, Gu MingYue and Qian YunSheng stepped onto the train bound for the capital – NanJing.Updated from novelb(i)n.c(o)m

As she leaned against his embrace, Gu MingYue heard the steady and gentle rhythm of the man’s breathing in her ears. Once the train departed from Shanghai, Qian YunSheng visibly relaxed, allowing himself to temporarily release the tension that had burdened him. But as his body eased, fatigue quickly took its toll, and he drifted into a deep slumber while holding the soft and warm woman tightly.

Gu MingYue had not slept all night, but now as she closed her eyes, sleep eluded her. The train carriage was spacious, yet only a few people occupied it. The journey from ShangHai to NanJing would last about ten hours, during which she needed to devise a plan to deal with the impending encounter with the bandits.

Having gone through various mission worlds, she gradually noticed the subtle connections that existed between different mission interfaces. These intricate links spanned across time and space, interconnecting the past, present, and future of diverse mission worlds. Thus far, every mission she embarked on seemed to take place in a similar location within the vast continent inhabited by the descendants of Yan and Huang.

Gu MingYue’s world was intricately woven from the pages of a novel, and every mission she entered was a manifestation of different novel story settings. Whether it was an ancient civilization or a technologically advanced modern society, each mission world was molded within a specific historical and technological framework. The modern mission worlds and post-apocalyptic mission worlds shared striking resemblances in terms of geography, cultural customs, and technological progress. Reflecting on her mission experiences, Gu MingYue ventured a bold hypothesis: all these mission worlds were interconnected through a central reference world line, spanning across ages and embracing all conceivable historical developments of human society. Within this reference line, multiple branches emerged, each parallel and linked to the reference world, yet standing independently. Based on this concept, the novel-inspired mission worlds originated from specific parallel branches, branching out to form diverse and distinct realms.

In a way, her speculation had come remarkably close to uncovering the truth of the mission worlds. However, what she hadn’t foreseen was that the reference world line was not singular; it also branched off into a parallel auxiliary line. This auxiliary line gave birth to countless wondrous and fantastical mission worlds, each with its own unique and unimaginable future.

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