Roinuji

How does he know he has black hair and black eyes??????? It's not like they put a baby in the mirror to see himself.

This is the first time I have felt disappointed reading SS This doesn't make any sense

The concept of a transcendent child seemed absurd to me. He didn't have to do anything to become one of the most powerful beings in the world. This made Sunny's efforts to become a Saint appear to be a joke. Not to mention the huge plot armor. Effie was trapped in a “safety” loop for months, then she gained a memory to keep the baby safe and finally, he was born outside the river. G3 didn't even try to hide it I lost all interest in reading the rest of the chapter.

One day the gods will fall And reveal their lie The one who sleeps will awaken To devour his children Oh, and us all That which was forgotten Will be remembered And consume the world Oh, all of us will dream The nightmare Of the Forgotten God... ― Eurys' song, Chapter 750 Home

So this is a Divine level author. I see.

This person definitely commented on the wrong novel. There is no other possibility.

If the future cannot be changed then she has the most useless power in the novel.

Cassie is really stupid. The reason Sunny became a slave is precisely because she didn't share the prediction with Sunny and Nephs. Everything would have been resolved with a simple conversation. But she decided to act alone without asking their opinion. She thought she was saving Nephs, but ended up condemning her to the dangerous desert and Sunny to eternal slavery. She doesn't want to share the predictions, but she uses these predictions to manipulate everything behind the scenes when it suits her. Sunny got that mirror precisely because of her manipulations, and now we know that this mirror is very useful in the current nightmare.

Few authors can make me cry. This author made me cry not once, but three times. So many things went through my mind reading this chapter, especially from my own life. A pure heart... sigh.

Xue Zhen knows about his constitution. They should have killed her.