Everyone understood the current situation, but the key was how far they should go in "deviating from the original plot."
Besides, following the "plot" was only the most superficial layer of logic.
Everyone could already tell that this ghost story was not taking place in the real world. At least... it definitely was not within the real-world boundaries of Fu City.
Could it really be like [Ping'an Hospital], with them inside some film world?
The opening lines had explicitly mentioned the concept of [Fate].
In Qin Manjiang's view, fate could not possibly be predetermined, yet the opening lines had also mentioned [Change or Death].
That was somewhat puzzling.
The seven remained silent. Although everyone had tacitly accepted Lin Ruonan's argument that they needed to make a change during the next "auto-enactment," who would be the first to "change"?
"Do you have any ideas about this ghost story's worldview?" [Abyss] spoke up of his own accord for the first time.
Qin Manjiang looked at him. The "two of them" seemed to share something of an unspoken understanding. This [Abyss] seemed to know the "Professor's" true identity.
But Qin Manjiang believed that neither he nor the other party would take the initiative to reveal it. It would do none of them any good.
Seeing this member of the Ten Seats speak-it was hard to say whether his luck was good or bad-the others began to think as well.
"We're probably not in the real world," Wu Tiansheng said.
"Why not?" The one who questioned him was not [Abyss], but Lin Ruonan.
Wu Tiansheng looked at Lin Ruonan and explained, "Only a fate whose ending can already be seen warrants the word 'change.' Otherwise, 'change' is merely another part of fate."
Lin Ruonan frowned slightly. "My view is that the fate of everything