Anime Crossover: A single ranking exposed the world

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Another overwhelming spinning sensation engulfed Kanzaki Teru, who was caught in a wave of dizziness before he could even react.

Kanzaki Teru had no idea that the dizziness here would come so quickly, wave after wave, giving him no chance to react at all.

He had assumed that after all the images had appeared, time and space here had become stable, but now it seemed that all his feelings were wrong.

The current spin felt completely different from the one that Kanzaki Hikaru had just experienced.

The dizziness he just experienced was merely a change of scenery; all his thoughts, including his own consciousness, were completely independent of time and space.

But now, the sudden wave of dizziness made him feel like he was slowly sinking into it.

My own consciousness was also trembling.

Kanzaki Teru tried hard to pull himself out of his conscious mind, because he realized that such a succumb to his will was extremely dangerous.

If one cannot maintain one's consciousness throughout the entire space-time continuum, one may be swallowed up by the entire void.

But all he did seemed to be in vain.

The intense dizziness had made it impossible for him to maintain his ability to think independently.

As the stark white light filled his vision, Kanzaki Teru's will began to dissipate.

In the endless void, he felt his body floating, his head was dizzy, he could no longer see the things in front of him, and he could no longer feel his own body.

After an unknown amount of time, Kanzaki Teru finally opened his eyes and woke up.

At this moment, Kanzaki Teru lay on a huge mahogany carved bed.

He blinked a few times, taking in his surroundings as his vision shifted between black and white.

"What just happened?"

Kanzaki Teru clearly felt that the memories in his head were beginning to fragment.

There wasn't a single, tightly connected thread of memory, but he simply couldn't piece these fragments together.

Even when I try to recall it, it triggers a splitting headache.

Kanzaki Teru clutched his head with both hands, trying to endure the excruciating pain, but to no avail.

We had no choice but to temporarily abandon the attempt to combine the memory fragments.

This finally relieved my headache.

Kanzaki Teru began to observe the enormous room, where the antique charm and the resplendent gold blended harmoniously without any sense of inappropriateness.

The finest red sandalwood and agarwood, the room filled with jade and gold, all combine to create an overwhelming sense of wealth and cultural heritage.

One can't help but admire the furnishings of such a distinguished family.

While Kanzaki Teru was amazed, he was still puzzled as to why his brother was in such a room.

Just as he was thinking about something, the creaking sound of the door opening interrupted his thoughts.

Kanzaki Teru's eyes became alert; after all, this was an unfamiliar place.

So the person who comes in will probably be a stranger.

This situation forces Kanzaki Teru to be extremely wary of everything around him.

A woman adorned with jewels entered through the door. Her black hair cascaded down her back, her almond-shaped eyes sparkled, and her flowing, wide-sleeved dress swayed gracefully with each step, making her appear as if she were a figure from a painting.

Chapter 158: A Different Kind of Life

Kanzaki Teru looked up and saw a person in front of him with smoky eyebrows, skin as smooth as jade, and eyelashes as delicate as feathers that added a touch of liveliness.

Her features were delicate and petite; while not exactly stunningly beautiful, she was still captivating.

Since ancient times, even heroes have found it hard to resist the charms of a beautiful woman. When Kanzaki Teru saw such a face and a figure, all his guard was momentarily forgotten.

The woman in front of him slowly approached, and only then did Kanzaki Teru notice that she was holding a small golden bowl.

"Hui, you're awake?"

When the woman spoke, her voice was as beautiful as a nightingale's, as melodious as a lark's.

Kanzaki Teru slowly got up from the bed, still dazed. He had just woken up and responded in a hoarse voice.

Kanzaki Teru was puzzled, but his memories of his past experiences were also vague.

At this moment, he wanted to know too much. He couldn't eat clearly, and he couldn't recall whether this was his old place or a new one.

　723 Kanzaki Teru couldn't piece together any of his fragmented memories, so he was starting to have doubts about himself.

They even started asking philosophical questions about life, such as "Who am I?" and "Where did I come from?"

But since we're already here, we should make the best of it. If we really want to understand everything about ourselves, we should start by looking at the people around us.

But who can guarantee that the person in front of you is telling you the truth? So there's no point in rushing things now.

"I told you long ago not to spend so much time studying calligraphy and painting, and now you've fallen ill. At least you've listened to me!"

Kanzaki Teru frantically extracted useful information from that short sentence.

"My lord!?"

He didn't hear anything else, but the word "sir" caught his attention.

The woman in front of him seemed somewhat puzzled by Kanzaki Teru's surprised reaction.

"Has your husband gone mad? He looks so mentally unstable, it's quite worrying!"

Kanzaki Teru clearly saw the woman in front of him looking worried, and tears welling up in her bright eyes.

Before Kanzaki Teru could offer any words of comfort, the woman hurriedly ran out.

"A doctor! Quickly, go and fetch a doctor!"

Kanzaki Teru sat blankly on the bed, completely speechless.

"What is this?"

Kanzaki Teru's mind was a complete mess, he couldn't think straight at all.

Only after figuring out my current identity can I have more time to sort things out.

Sharpening the axe won't delay the work of chopping wood; Kanzaki Teru quickly adjusted his mindset.

"I want to see what this is all about."

Before long, the woman returned to the room with the doctor.

The fine sweat on the doctor's face showed how tired he was on his way here.

"I just examined him, and he's fine. He's just overworked."

The woman in front of him seemed not to believe it at all and immediately retorted, "Doctor, please take a closer look. He just said he doesn't remember me!"

Kanzaki Teru awkwardly twitched the corners of his mouth (cdfb), unsure of what to say.

The doctor, as if he were used to it, stepped forward again to examine her.

He took the pulse and showed concern, his diagnostic methods flowing smoothly like a natural diagnose and diagnose.

"Don't worry, young mistress, it's really nothing serious. Overexertion may have caused the young master to feel dizzy temporarily. He will recover after a few days of rest."

The doctor spoke eloquently, so the young mistress in front of her didn't have much suspicion.

"Yes, yes, thank you, doctor. Someone, take the doctor away!"

The young mistress did not complain too much about Kanzaki Teru not remembering her for a moment.

Instead, they immediately came over.

"Do you really not remember me, or are you just teasing me? I am Princess Gaoyue of the Yan Kingdom, your wife!"

That cry of "Princess Takazuki" seemed to suddenly open the floodgates of Kanzaki Teru's memories.

Memories, both belonging to you and not, surge forth.

Images flashed through Kanzaki Hikaru's mind, this time with a connected timeline.

Kanzaki Teru instinctively opened his mouth, and uncontrollably uttered, "Chitaki..."

Kanzaki Teru was completely unfamiliar with the name, and he wondered why he had uttered those two words. 8

But when Princess Gaoyue heard those two words, she seemed to burst into joy and suddenly hugged him. 9

"I knew Hui could never forget me. You were just teasing me, weren't you?"

He knew he had no prior acquaintance with this Princess Gaoyue.

But there also seems to be an extremely powerful emotional connection within my mind. 4

This caused him to experience a surge of dopamine the moment he saw Princess Gaoyue before him. 4

Kanzaki Hikaru is still unable to piece together the fragments of his previous memories. 6

Therefore, he is currently unsure whether this is something new or something that has always been with him.

Left with no other choice, he had to appease Princess Gaoyue first.

It seems we'll have to get more information out of her.

Chapter 159: Fortunately, some magical power remained.

Kanzaki Teru took a deep breath, burying all his doubts deep in his heart once again.

He turned his head and gave a bright smile, looking at Princess Gaoyue who was throwing herself into his arms.

"How could that be? I should have listened to you before. It's all my fault for always watching those kinds of things. Now I feel like I've messed up my brain."

That's a brilliant move—a strategic retreat!

By lowering his stance, he could more easily glean more information about himself from Princess Gaoyue.

This trick worked perfectly; Princess Gaoyue took the bait immediately.

She playfully punched Kanzaki Teru: "Now you know, right? See if you'll dare to listen to me again."

"Yes, yes, you're right. I was blind before."

Kanzaki Teru said these words in an extremely doting tone.

I doubt any woman in the world could resist it.

Princess Gaoyue was no exception; he coaxed her until she smiled broadly.