When You See This Diary, Your Fate Has Already Changed

Eastsea City's Xu Family.

In the resplendent manor, a girl sat on the sofa. Her curled-up legs revealed her delicate little feet, and she glared angrily at her brother.

"I told you, I don't want any Marriage Alliance with the Chen Family. You can't treat me like this! I'm not a tool for your Marriage Alliance."

"I've already awakened my Martial Soul, and it isn't weak! I can become a powerhouse in the future too!"

Xu Xiaoyan looked at her brother, tears welling in her eyes. But more than anything, she was unwilling to accept this.

Xu Xiaoyu looked at his mischievous little sister in her current state. A trace of helplessness crossed his face, and he could only sigh softly.

"It was decided by the adults of both families. We can't change it either. Xiao Yan, you still have a long time. You can prove yourself with your strength."

Xu Xiaoyu sighed as he spoke. He stood up, turned, and left, leaving the girl sitting there quietly.

Tears filled the girl's eyes, but in the next moment, her pupils suddenly widened.

A diary had inexplicably appeared in her mind.

"What is this? It looks like a diary, but why did it enter my mind?"

A trace of confusion filled Xu Xiaoyan's eyes, but even more than that, there was delight.

She opened the diary and naturally saw what was written inside.

"Something that can change my fate." The girl's fingers curled slightly. Alongside the confusion in her eyes was overwhelming joy.

"Can this diary really change my fate? Change the fate of my Marriage Alliance?"

On another continent, far from the Federation, stood a luxurious Imperial Palace.

A girl of about the same age sat there. She turned her head toward the window, impatience filling her eyes.

"This is so boring. Fourth Brother, I heard that someone named Long Yue went to a foreign academy today."

"Is he really that strong?"

"To join Monster Academy at the age of ten, he naturally has extraordinary talent." Dai Yueyan looked helplessly at his little sister.

The girl wore a simple dress and leaned boredly against the sofa, gazing outside.

"Oh, I see. But I'm so bored, Brother. Why don't you take me to meet Long Yue?"

"I'm really too bored. I'm trapped in this Imperial Palace every day."

"Do you know what that feels like? Every day is dark and dreary. Father won't even let me attend school. He says I have to wait two more years, but I can't wait that long."

"All right, all right. I'll talk to Father and plead your case. Let's see if he'll let you go to Monster Academy too."

There was a trace of helplessness in Dai Yueyan's voice, but he failed to notice that the previously bored girl had suddenly sat upright.

On the surface, she was looking outside, but in reality, she was staring at her Spirit Sea.

A diary had appeared out of thin air, quietly floating within the girl's Spirit Sea. Its pages lay open, and astonishment filled her eyes.

"What an amazing thing. It can actually appear in my Spirit Sea. How was this done?"

"To implant something directly into my mind—even a Titled Douluo couldn't do that, right? Could there really be gods in this world?"

Dai Yun'er muttered to herself, her eyes filled with surprise. Beside her, Dai Yueyan looked at her in confusion.

"Little Sister, what are you muttering about? Are you plotting something again? I'm warning you, Long Yue is a genius of our Monster Academy."

"He..." Dai Yueyan had not finished speaking when Dai Yue'er had already stood up.

Her fair little feet touched the floor, and she turned and ran toward the garden behind her.

"All right, Big Brother. I'm not interested in this Long Yue fellow. Don't bother me!"

Dai Yueyan watched the girl run off, confusion in his eyes, but ultimately said nothing.

Meanwhile, in Shrek City, exquisite courtyards stood in rows. Only one family could possess so many courtyards in Shrek—the Yuanen Family.

Inside one of the rooms, a breathtakingly beautiful black-haired woman sat quietly on the bed.

A Red-haired Girl lay across her thighs.

The woman's voice was gentle, as if she were telling the girl some beautiful fairy tale.

The girl blinked and looked at her mother in confusion. "Mommy, are there really princes in this world? Why would a prince like a princess?"

"Of course there are princes in this world. Our Yehui will definitely meet her own prince too."

"Hmph, a prince isn't good enough for me. If someone wants to be my man, Daddy and Grandpa would never agree."

"All right, you little rascal. Go to sleep. You still have school tomorrow." The woman lovingly stroked the girl's head.

The girl paused and reluctantly gave a little "Oh," but she still lifted her head and lay down on the pillow beside her.

The woman slowly stood up and covered the girl with the blanket.

Only after carefully checking everything did she gently stroke the girl's head and turn to leave.

The moment the woman left, the girl's tightly closed eyes suddenly opened. Her eyes were filled with disbelief.

"What exactly is this? And what is the Chronospace Diary?"

"It can see through my fate? Does that mean our future has already been decided by someone?"

"That can't be right, can it? My grandfather is a Super Douluo, and even he can't do something like this. Could someone else really do it?"

A trace of confusion filled the girl's eyes, but curiosity far outweighed it.

She wanted to see what sort of fate the diary had described for him.

By a tranquil lakeside, rippling water shimmered as vast quantities of life force spread into the surroundings.

At the edge of the lake, a very young girl sat quietly.

She gazed calmly into the distance, without a trace of emotion in her eyes.

"Has Na'er already gone? Have her keep a close eye on that fellow and confirm whether he's the object we're looking for."

"Although I don't know why the Golden Dragon King appeared among humans, this should be a good thing for me."

The girl gazed pensively into the distance. A black-haired man with a streak of golden hair bowed respectfully before her, then turned and left.

The girl looked out the window, then her eyes suddenly narrowed. "The Chronospace Diary? What is this? Why did it appear in my mind?"

"How was this done? Even a God King couldn't accomplish something like this!"

Eastsea City's Chen Family.

Chen Ye quietly studied the diary before him. Five cartoon avatars had appeared in its upper-left corner, with their names displayed beneath them.

Looking at those names he knew so well, Chen Ye's eyes flickered.

"Good grief, they're all old acquaintances. I'd been thinking I'd definitely run into them someday, but I didn't expect to meet them in my diary already."

"Since you're all here, I'll give you a little shock first!"

A faint smile appeared on Chen Ye's face.

Using his finger as a pen, he lightly placed it on the diary and wrote the first passage.

"When you see these words, your fates have already changed. Your tragic endings will not be repeated."