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The scene in the book set on the continent of Teyvat deeply shocked all readers. Luo Ji's apparent inaction actually revealed a far-sighted strategy. This plot not only impressed readers but also made them admire the author's ingenious arrangement.

Things didn't go as they expected. They never imagined that Luo Ji had been pretending all along, and that it was all part of his plan!

Liyue.

In a quiet study in the Hall of Rebirth, Zhongli gently put down his teacup, his eyes gleaming with deep wisdom. He then looked at Hu Tao, who was engrossed in reading, and said slowly:

"From a purely rational point of view, this is indeed the only way to defeat an enemy far stronger than oneself: to threaten the other side with other, more powerful enemies."

At this point, a glint of light flashed in Zhongli's eyes: "However, to threaten with one's own life, this Wallfacer certainly has both courage and wisdom."

"A counselor enters the game with his own body and beats half of the sky with his chess."

After hearing Zhongli's words, Hu Tao raised her head, squinted her eyes and chuckled: "I knew Luo Ji wouldn't give up, but his idea is really ingenious!"

"He fooled everyone, even the clever Master himself!"

"I just don't know if the Trisolaran world will be scared by Luo Ji's threat and come running to surrender."

Hu Tao didn't continue speaking, but instead continued reading with this question in mind.

Fontaine.

Having gotten up early and not even eaten cake, Funina lay on the bed, flipping through the last part of the plot of "The Dark Forest" in "The Three-Body Problem 2".

When she read the part where Luo Ji threatened the Trisolaran civilization with a gun, she couldn't help but exclaim, "Using his own life to threaten the Trisolaran civilization... this Luo Ji is so clever, and so brave!"

"I wonder if the version of me in the mirror can come up with a solution to the crisis brought about by the Fontaine prophecy, just like the protagonist in the book."

Thinking of this, Funina couldn't help but recall the scene from five hundred years ago when she saw herself in the mirror.

In the mirror, a girl who looks exactly like Funina is having a conversation with her.

"Everyone will dissolve into the sea, leaving only the water god weeping on his throne. Only then will the sins of the people of Fontaine be washed away."

"Hmm~ That's right, you know that very well."

The two talked very harmoniously, as if they had known each other from the very beginning.

Funinna clutched her head in pain, trying to recall: "What's going on? My memories are all blurry, but I remember this prophecy very clearly. Will the prophecy actually come true?"

The person in the mirror nodded, still wearing that warm, gentle smile: "Yes, that's why I came to find you. The calamity of Fontaine will come sooner or later, and everything will develop as predicted; there's no escaping it."

Beyond the mirror, a look of horror crossed Funina's face: "Isn't that...isn't that very serious? Will everyone die? As a Fontaineian, will I also dissolve?"

In the mirror, the person smiled gently, their voice tender: "Don't worry, the reason why extraordinary encounters exist in this world is to bring about a turning point for people. Just like you met me today."

"I will tell you the way that can save everyone, but... you may have to endure some pain..."

Since then, Funina has been trying her best to play the role of "water goddess," just like Luo Ji in the book, successfully deceiving everyone.

However, whenever Funina was alone, she felt lonely and afraid, and her heart was filled with anxiety as she thought:

Will that prophecy really come true?

"I don't want to see my people drowned by the sea, I don't want to see everyone leave me, I don't want to sit alone on the throne and weep..."

"Over the past five hundred years, I have had people try countless methods to find a way to stop the prophecy, but all of them have failed. Now, my only hope is the reflection of myself in the mirror. I hope she can find a way to stop the prophecy!"

She gripped the book tightly, her eyes shining with determination: "For her plan, I must persevere and uphold this responsibility. Although the process is painful, I must not give up."

"Maybe I'm so close, maybe...maybe I'll be free soon! Come on, Funina, you can do it! Believe in yourself!"

……

In the twilight, the ants on Ye Jie's tombstone were still busy in the maze formed by her name; to them, the world was just a giant maze.

At this moment, having staked everything, Luo Ji stood at the crossroads of history, leaving behind Ye Jie's tombstone and leaving deep footprints.

Standing beside the grave he had dug, Luo Ji stopped and slowly pulled a pistol from his pocket. The black barrel of the gun looked heavy and cold in the setting sun.

A complex emotion flickered in his eyes as he continued, “I know you, Zhizi, right beside me, watching us coldly. Your disregard for humanity is the greatest contempt you can show us, and we have endured it for two centuries. Now, I will give you thirty seconds.”

Luo Ji closed his eyes, and the world around him became quiet, with only the sound of the wind and his breathing remaining in the final moments of the countdown. A moment later, he sensed a change—the world before him split into four parts, three of which appeared as if they were deformed spheres, all displaying the same words: "Stop! Stop! Stop!" These simple words, at this moment, brought immense shock and profound reflection.

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