"Go back to your home."

Liu Zhenzhen then realized that the surroundings were not the scenery of Dahe Village, and the clothes she was wearing had been changed into her school uniform from when she was alive.

Looking around, everything around me radiated a mysterious light, and the starry sky made me feel as if I were in the universe.

Liu Zhenzhen was so stunned by the dreamlike scenery that she couldn't come to her senses for a long time. "Where is this? The universe?"

"no."

Mingyue grabbed Liu Zhenzhen's wrist and jumped in one direction.

In a daze, Liu Zhenzhen seemed to see scenes flashing by all around her, like a camera rolling back film, some of which were hers, some she knew, and most of them were strangers.

Only after Mingyue released Liu Zhenzhen's wrist did she look at the familiar place, still somewhat dazed, "Have we arrived?"

"We've arrived. Shall we go see if you're feeling well?"

A sense of retreat rose in Liu Zhenzhen's heart. She was afraid of seeing that she was already dead, but then she thought that she had come back and there was nothing to be afraid of. "Okay."

Mingyue led Liu Zhenzhen, who was in spirit form, to her apartment floor, raising an eyebrow slightly. "Looks like you're in luck."

Liu Zhenzhen almost burst into tears of joy. Her corpse—no, her body—was still lying quietly on the table, and the small alarm clock next to her showed two in the morning.

She remembered that the last time she saw the time was one o'clock in the morning. She never imagined that she would spend a month in ancient times in just one hour.

"Thank you, sir."

Mingyue waved her hand, indicating that she didn't need it.

Liu Zhenzhen bowed to the bright moon before floating back to her body. She heard an adult's voice in her ear, "Go back. Just treat these things as a dream."

Liu Zhenzhen, who was lying on her desk, woke up groggily. When she saw her homework, which she had worked so hard on, the handwriting was all blurred and messy because of sleepiness, she screamed in despair, "Ah! It's so late! I could have finished it and gone to sleep by now!"

The pain made her face look haggard, and Liu Zhenzhen had to pat her face to stay awake.

After taking one last look at Liu Zhenzhen, Mingyue casually tore open a crack and returned to the dreamlike starry sky.

[Host, who exactly are you?]

778 asked cautiously.

Mingyue's red lips parted slightly as her guess was confirmed, and she answered 778 in a good mood, "It's probably the creator."

Only this explanation fits her identity. However, even though she knows her identity, she still loses her memory. Why did she lose her memory?

Mingyue's eyes drooped slightly; whether this was intentional or voluntary remains to be investigated.

[Creator?]

I'm so confused, but it sounds so grand.

778 searched through all the data and confirmed that there was no explanation for Lord Mingyue's identity.

When Mingyue returned to Dahe Village, Liu Zhenzhen, weakened by her weakened state, immediately threw herself into Mingyue's arms.

Bright Moon: ...

Oh well, I'm in a good mood, so I won't dwell on it.

When Mingyue carried the person back to the Liu family, the Liu family was almost scared out of their wits. Could it be that Liu Zhenzhen had another seizure and fainted, and was about to fall on the nobleman?

"Miss Liu seems to be weak and has suddenly fainted."

Mother Liu tremblingly took the person over, saying, "Thank you, Miss Mingyue."

Seeing that Liu Zhenzhen's face was ashen, he disregarded his fear of Mingyue's identity and quickly sent someone to fetch a doctor.

The Liu family wasn't so biased that they didn't even call a doctor when their daughter fell into a coma; they were all extremely worried.

Mingyue left five taels of silver and quietly departed. She returned to He Nian's house, where the two children took great care of her, leaving He Nian somewhat at a loss.