B: No, not necessarily. There are still some things you haven't done.
"What?" Jiang Shu saw a light of understanding in Xiao Yi's eyes; clearly, Xiao Yi, unaffected by emotions, had figured out the reason behind the events.
B: Time has no meaning for you.
B: Do you still remember Time Misdirection? Do you remember your first magic performance, Past Life and Present Life?
"Hmm?" Thoughts about "Time Misdirection" began to involuntarily emerge in Jiang Shu's mind, which had become an instinct for him.
Time Misdirection, a commonly used principle in magic, is where the cause-and-effect relationship seen by the audience is not the actual cause-and-effect employed by the magician. More often than not, it is merely the cause-and-effect presented by the magician, hence the magical effect is produced.
B: You need to break away; the present you is just an "audience member," while the future "you" is the "magician." Don't be misled by the cause-and-effect they've constructed.
