"Life is like a play—that's how it is. They say life is like a book, though whether it really is this book remains uncertain. But one thing is certain: we may very well be inside this book. After all, you have already read part of it, and you know what your future is like."
"Han Li, what are your plans from here on? If you have no particular plans, then just do what you should do. Everything will change because of it. I also want to know what good things you will do once everything changes—or rather, how your life will change. Those are the things I want to know. Perhaps only then will I understand what the true meaning of life is."
Han Li found Fang Yu's words somewhat difficult to understand.
Though he was shocked that the world he lived in was merely a book, he still felt that it was not a book at all, but a real world.
If it were a false world, then how could he possibly be the protagonist? He had never considered himself one. This was a profound blow to him, something impossible to make up for, yet he felt things could not be so simple. If it were really that simple, then the future was likely far more complicated than Fang Yu had said.
"To be honest, I don't know what to say either. But if you want to see my future, I'm afraid you'll be disappointed."
"Indeed, if the future changes, perhaps I truly will be disappointed. But I don't care about that. It means nothing to me. I only want to see how your future will change because of my appearance. Will it truly become... like that?"
"As for what will happen, I don't really know either. Life is