And how had she died?
In her final moments, Mu Xin had also broken through to become an Innate Ancient God. She had vaguely sensed that something was wrong. That fluctuation... a disruption in time?
At the final juncture, he had felt that the surrounding space-time, karma, and everything else had fallen into chaos, as though something had gone wrong in the Upper Reaches of Time. That was why things had changed afterward.
Although Ancient Gods were incredibly powerful, they still existed within time and karma. If something went wrong in the Upper Reaches of Time—for example, if they were killed the moment they were born—then their future selves would die as well.
But who could travel freely through time?
At that moment.
Mu Xin's limpid eyes were filled with doubt and confusion.
But the question she cared about most was where her husband was. Could all of this have been caused by him?
Was he... still alive?
Mu Xin felt somewhat nervous, and her eyes were filled with worry.
"Xin'er, come eat!"
Mu Xin immediately turned her head and shouted helplessly, "Coming, Mother."
With that, she jumped down from the stool and walked into the house.
Two people were sitting in the room. One of them was Qiu Lan. Her face was now filled with smiles, and she no longer looked as haggard as she had before. Liu Pei had treated her well over the past few years, always remaining consistent and never asking anything of her.
Qiu Lan's state of mind had also recovered greatly. She was no longer as filled with despair as before.
The other person was naturally Liu Pei, who came over to visit every day now.
Mu Xin obediently called out to Liu Pei, "Hello, Uncle Liu."
Afterward, she picked up her bowl and