Su Yu wanted to enter the Heaven Gate rather than the Earth Gate. The key lay with the Time Master.
The person who had affected him for more than a decade.
As for the Time Master, Su Yu did not know what he was supposed to feel toward her.
Admiration?
Disgust?
Hatred?
The Time Master's Time Record had changed Su Yu's entire life, but that change had been immensely painful. For over a decade, pain had accompanied Su Yu constantly. He had struggled to survive in his dreams and been reborn again and again amid death.
The Time Master had made Su Yu what he was, yet she had also driven him mad with pain for many years.
Without the Time Master, there would be no Su Yu of today.
After entering the academy, Su Yu had suffered many hardships, but he had never thought any of them were particularly remarkable. Even after heading alone to the Battlefields of the Heavens, he had not felt it was such a big deal.
When he had been trapped in the ancient city, Su Yu, a peerless genius, had chosen to become half-undead. No one had ever done such a thing before, yet Su Yu had done it without the slightest hesitation.
I was already half-dead!
After turning eighteen, there were no longer many dreams, and he no longer suffered those inhuman torments. Yet by then, Su Yu had long since grown accustomed to them. Did it make any difference whether they were there or not?
Su Yu had been born intelligent, yet over the years, he had been forced into madness. The Time Master deserved much of the credit for that.
Yet without her, perhaps Su Yu would have perished a few years later when the three gates of the myriad worlds