10 Days to the End.

Summary

In a cycle of rebirth, the narrator faces a moral dilemma about killing Sister Si Wei to protect her. Despite trembling with fear, they believe that death may bring her happiness. As they approach her with a dagger, she reassures them that she has a plan for liberation. Amidst chaos and rebellion led by Zhou Zheng Long, Sister Si Wei emerges as a powerful figure, healing and comforting others but ultimately ascending to power herself. The narrator feels a sense of betrayal as Sister transforms into a ruler similar to those before her. The story explores themes of sacrifice, power, and the cyclical nature of oppression, leaving the narrator in despair as they witness Sister's rise and their own emotional turmoil.

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