"The direction is wrong?" Chu Shangli blurted out -
"Direction...huh?"
The Cheshire Cat gestured with the cursor. "Should it be to the side? Or—below?"
"Below." Chu Shangli replied.
"I see—" The Cheshire Cat twitched his lips. "It's just as I thought. They can't give me completely accurate data—or, it's possible that because the future has changed, it has also changed the past, so the original data has also changed—"
The Cheshire Cat snapped his fingers. "Yes, it's like this—you provide me with useful information, and I occasionally express my opinions while preventing you from making any mistakes. This model is enough. Freedom must be retained at all costs—"
After she modified the picture according to Chu Shangli's words and made it look the same as what Chu Shangli saw, she gently released her fingers.
He clapped his hands together. "Okay, now the save image size is correct, and the time is correct, right?"
nod.
Chu Shangli looked at the string of small black dots on the picture with great concern——
“What’s that little dot in the lower right corner of the photo?”
"Hmm? Is that what you're talking about?"
The Cheshire Cat's cursor moved to... on the picture.
"Yes."
"Ah, haven't you figured out this function yet?" The Cheshire Cat clicked it, and after clicking it, the small dots expanded and turned into a string of characters [Schedule Memo].
"If you just look at the time, it might get confusing, so I named it myself - this way it's easier to find. By the way, there's a search button in the upper right corner. You can directly enter the first letter to search, and the time is also available - the fuzzy search function seems to be quite sensitive."
Chu Shangli hurriedly clicked on the [Save] interface——
After studying it for a while, she found the note column and typed in some random text.
Then use the search function again - and sure enough, after just entering the first letter, the relevant archives will be displayed.
"How amazing..." Chu Shangli gently put down his fingers——
"How does it feel?"
"Hmm, it's amazing—it feels much more convenient now that I have notes."
"Of course, my mother is different from me. She's the actual user, so she can certainly make improvements based on her own experience—but I can't do that. So, if you have any questions, tell me. I don't even dare to make too many adjustments, fearing that side effects might appear where none existed. However, since my mother used the system for a long time, it probably won't cause any serious harm. It's a nearly perfect system—the so-called guinea pig. I'm probably using you to find the conditions for its use and a breakthrough in system control."
The Cheshire Cat pressed his lips and let out a long sigh. "Because it's so perfect, it's easier to get discouraged. I don't know my mother's exact feelings, but I just simulated the usage in my mind, and I realized that if you overuse this thing, you'll lose your humanity sooner or later, just like an ear of wheat that can't find the biggest one."
The Cheshire Cat rubbed its lips with its fingertips. "I treat you as a toy now, but once you master the technique, you can even treat the world and everyone else as toys. Before all functions are perfect, they can still be improved. But when there are truly no flaws, the only solution is to break the arms of a perfect sculpture."
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