Remember that even if I am reincarnated, I can still learn new things, this is one of them, "Walking on a Mirror
TheLas Vegas StripWorld of Coca-Colamuseum in 2003
Thinking of his own skills, an list of details suddenly appears on the screen
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"From now on... Don't call me Feng Ling, just refer to me as Ling'er."
Okay so I need to talk about this one line Ruan Zheng drops on Liu Xiangqin and I am STILL not over it. "Mom, if I died, would you feel sad about it?" That's it. That's the whole emotional earthquake of these chapters right there. Not some dramatic monologue, not a scene of her crying on the hospital bed—just this cold, surgical question that cuts through eighteen years of supposed mother-daughter bond like a hot knife. And Liu Xiangqin's reaction? She doesn't even answer it. She gets ANGRY. Like, genuinely offended that Ruan Zheng would ask such a thing. Can you imagine? Your daughter is lying in a hospital bed with a concussion and bruises on her neck, nearly strangled by your mother-in-law, and your first response is to scold her for being dramatic. But what wrecked me more was Song Yao. This girl—this so-called sister—wraps her arms around Liu Xiangqin to comfort HER while Ruan Zheng is literally in the room dying inside. And then she says the most manipulative thing I've ever read: "If you feel that I'm not qualified to be in the Song Family, I'll leave." LEAVE. As if SHE is the one being asked to sacrifice. As if SHE isn't the biological daughter who got everything handed to her on a silver platter while Ruan Zheng got beaten and abandoned. The original host probably would have broken down crying here. But Ruan Zheng? She just looked at Liu Xiangqin and said, "If you don't even care about my life or death, then you have no right to be my mother." And then she told them to leave. I screamed. I actually made a noise out loud. The tragedy is that Liu Xiangqin ALMOST feels something. The text says she "began to reflect on whether she had truly done wrong"—but only for a second, because Song Yao's performance interrupts it. That's the real horror here. One moment of maternal guilt, crushed under the weight of eighteen years of favoring the wrong daughter. And Ruan Zheng, who never had a chance at that love, is the only one acting like a real sister.
"Honey..." She wrapped her arms around his waist and held her body against his back.
With a false haughty and regal tone Rousha interrupts the man, "You should remove yourself from my presence." Queen Rousha picks up more berries and juices start to run down her hands.
"Can you teach me how to create a coffee like this one?"
"TREE OF WORLD"
The system seemed to be reluctant about answering his question as it took a while before it answered. 'I am a female. a woman. a girl.'
(Tyler)