Reverse Labyrinth.

Summary

In a moment of emotional turmoil, Little Qing joyfully embraces Bai Ze, who struggles with her excitement and the weight of her snake tail. As they discuss the fate of a baby named Little Hui, Bai Ze expresses his reluctance to stay, hinting at his impending departure. He shares a heartfelt goodbye, wishing Little Qing happiness. Upon touching Little Hui's cocoon, Bai Ze experiences a profound transformation, realizing he is trapped within a magic mirror, observing another version of himself outside. As he grapples with his identity, memories flood his mind, revealing a deep connection to his brother. Ultimately, Bai Ze must confront the existential dilemma of self-preservation versus self-sacrifice, leading to a climactic struggle for his true self.

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