Learning to Slay Gods in the Mental Hospital.

Summary

Lin Qi Ye confronts Chi Mu Hei Ying in a cell, seeking clarity on a potential death he foresees. Chi Mu Hei Ying explains his limited foresight, emphasizing that the future can be altered through intervention, but doing so requires a cost proportional to the significance of the fate being changed. He illustrates this with a metaphor of fate threads, which vary in thickness based on the importance of the individual. Lin Qi Ye learns that the world has a self-correcting mechanism that re-aligns any temporary changes to fate if the intervention isn't powerful enough. Chi Mu Hei Ying reveals his past actions in Cangnan, where he delivered a letter and a formation diagram to a young girl named Ji Nian, the previous director of the Divine Mental Hospital. This formation, capable of transcending time and space, is linked to Lin Qi Ye's survival during a catastrophic event known as the Wrath of Shiva. Lin Qi Ye pieces together that a powerful being intervened in his fate, preserving his life and granting him the Divine Mental Hospital, ultimately rewriting his future. He reflects on the implications of this intervention and the loyalty of those who stand by him, even against the world.

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