"So, I never told anyone about this. Occasionally I would try to communicate with her again, but I never got a response."

"Gradually, I got used to talking to her occasionally, and I started to think of her as my own personal secret room, telling her about my affairs from time to time. Although she wouldn't respond, I felt very relaxed."

Having said that, a faint smile appeared on Guan Changsheng's face.

He continued, "But I didn't know she was a dancing spirit, and I didn't know she was awakened by my dance. From that day on, I never danced that dance again, or even any other dance."

"because--"

"The night I performed that dance, I was blinded by sharp debris that fell from the stage. I lost my sight."

"A blind person is not qualified to be a dancer, and is doomed to not continue on the path of dance. So I never touched dance again after that. I dropped out of school and went home to learn Braille."

"Over the past three years, I've learned Braille and used it to write a story online. It's a story about a dancer who becomes blind in real life but still sees the world in books and continues to dance."

“The story isn’t exciting, and not many people read it, but it gives me hope to live.”

Guan Changsheng finished speaking slowly.

After saying this, he gave an embarrassed smile.

But his smile soon faded, and he pricked up his ears and asked Jiang Ye, "I've gone off topic, Master Jiang. I won your lucky bag, and you told me that she was about to disappear, and I also know the reason why she disappeared."

"And she was able to be awakened by me after falling asleep a hundred years ago. Does that mean that as long as I dance that dance again, as long as that dance continues, she... she won't disappear?"