She actually wanted to oppose the system.
And she probably wasn't alone. Perhaps there were many like-minded people around her.
Of course, perhaps that was just what she claimed. Maybe she was testing me on the system's behalf, seeing whether I truly wanted to oppose it.
After all, my identity was special. Though I had always said that I was simply myself, that I was Jiang Xiaobai, I knew full well that I was in fact inextricably connected to Guiguzi.
And along the way, I had often received Guiguzi's protection. Most of the time, it was his appearance that had helped me escape danger.
I couldn't help thinking of that clone named Guigu. I wondered how he was doing now. Living out his days in the mortal world with the woman he loved had to be quite pleasant, right?
I hoped he would never be dragged into these disputes again.
Right. As a GM, although she couldn't endanger Guiguzi or his clone, she should be able to know Guigu's current situation, shouldn't she?
I asked her, "Do you know of a Guiguzi clone named Guigu?"
"I do. He's doing very well now, living with his woman. Oh, and he has a child—a boy. But he's just an ordinary person now. Guiguzi has severed his Karma connection with him, and the system has accepted it by default. He's a clever man. He gave all of his Ghost Valley inheritance and memories to you, then directly dumped the responsibility on you."
I was happy for Guigu when I heard that he was doing well.
She continued, "Perhaps you don't know this, but he's also an original body, just like you. The only difference is that he has been immortal all along, which is why he grew weary. That's why he threw everything