"My phone!" Nan Zhou immediately thought of the object that had once connected him to Huo Xingye.
Gu Ying nodded.
"But if you could send my phone over, why did you block me on WeChat?" Nan Zhou asked, puzzled.
"We didn't blacklist you. In fact, when I was 'tuning' your phone at the site of your car accident, I also thought we could contact you through it."
"I modified your phone so that information could be transmitted through spacetime resonance without being constrained by space or time."
"Although it looks like nothing more than a battered phone to the naked eye, it can actually detect the resonant frequencies of quantum-entangled particles and convert them into readable signals. By precisely adjusting those frequencies, it can transmit information across spacetime."
Nan Zhou said, "Sis, could you take my level of education into account when you talk?"
Gu Ying slipped both hands into her pockets and looked up at the moon, though her gaze seemed directed somewhere farther away. "But I don't know what went wrong. We couldn't contact you. Yet the quantum reactions showed that someone else did make contact with you."
"Perhaps you can answer that question for me."
Only then did Nan Zhou finally understand why Gu Ying had wanted to speak to him in private.
He followed her gaze toward the night sky. "Do you believe gods exist in this world?"
Gu Ying said nothing.
Then Nan Zhou gave her a detailed account of what had happened while his body was unconscious after Lu Zhou pushed him into the water.
That included what the real-world Nan Zhou had called the Main God Space and the system, as well as that absurd rebirth competition.
After listening, Gu Ying did not look particularly surprised.
"The Main God Space? A system?" A