"Wang Xian... Wang Xian!"
This deadly game had always had two protagonists: Li Guanqi and Tong Guan.
Yet between these two protagonists, there had always been a gap in perspective that let them "see each other but never connect," one that had developed into a severe imbalance of information.
Li Guanqi ran himself ragged, rushing about and shouting for help. Every second, to him, meant someone's life.
Moving back and forth within the same framework, pondering the predicament, he could not be objective, because he had never been in an objective position to begin with.
But Tong Guan saw it. He saw more clearly, more completely, because the Judgment Ghost had granted him a God's Perspective that transcended the rules.
And so he had picked out Wang Xian, this crucial, pivotal figure!
Hours earlier, it had been Wang Xian who called Li Guanqi's phone. That call could be said to have set the Clock Shop Incident in motion.
Now Wang Xian had once again emerged as a highly unusual presence. Not only did he share a room with Ming Qi, but he also kept delivering "telling lines."
From beginning to end, he had spoken only three times.
The first was at the outset, when he sternly warned Li Guanqi, "Don't come!" But no one listened.
The second was when the timeline fell into disorder, and he unexpectedly blurted out, "Manager, we were wrong. Don't come." Another warning, but again Li Guanqi did not listen.
The third was in the final stage. After being "rescued," he uttered something even more cryptic before passing out: "Manager, even you were wrong." Li Guanqi still did not listen.
But Tong Guan was willing to listen to those three statements.
Because of his perspective, he had begun to form a terrifying conjecture that could send