Two completely different futures, and the latter was something Fang Lin was unwilling to see truly happen, no matter what.
At this moment, Fang Lin recalled the twelve murals inside the ancient cave at the Ten Thousand Mountains. The last mural was completely blank, with nothing on it, as if it was conveying something.
Later, after being guided by the person holding the umbrella, Fang Lin understood that the empty twelfth mural hinted at the word "change."
This twelfth mural's content indicated that everything in the future was variable. Whether it was Fang Lin himself or anyone else involved in this conflict, they could all become a crucial part of that change.
The two different futures he saw under the Lovesick Tree, do they also suggest that the future holds variables? The key lies in what Fang Lin chooses to do.
