The end of the gospel of the empty future

I'm too lazy to write any more. I just posted the answer I gave to others before:

Isn't this chapter called the gospel of the future? This is actually the last chapter that Mushroom Jun made up after N years, so the brushwork is a little different from his ||| The whole chapter is mainly based on "Gospels", which is different from the previous chapters of "The Realm of the Empty", discharging Mushroom Jun's N views on future divination and only expressing one content-the future with style is happy. Therefore, in the first-person vision of the Weaver Girl, firstly, readers like me proved our guess that the Weaver Girl was willing to die in order to dream a happy dream, and secondly, expressed the theme of this chapter, that the Weaver Girl's dream would be happy, but the divination mother-in-law did not say that the Weaver Girl would die, but that the Weaver Girl's dream would continue. Well, it can also be said that the weaving that is prepared for self-sacrifice is reassuring. At the end of this way, I added my feelings when I died by substitution, which was never mentioned in the first seven chapters of Empty Space. Even if I die, my future is still full of happiness and hope. Well, The Gospel of the Future is the easiest chapter to understand in "An Empty City Plan", and the mushroom teacher only explained the future of doing good deeds from beginning to end.