Skinwalker Belle – Chapter 587 – Witness the Story of the Future With Me (Official End of Book)

Lin Li clenched the fragment of broken code in her hand.

On the light screen, that wheelchair-bound man named Yu Xiao, wearing Liu Ruyan’s beautiful skin, was struggling to survive in the Endless Tower.

The sight was utterly blinding.

She had once believed herself to be the ceiling of this universe.

A tenth-level deity, Word-to-Law at her command, able to decide the rise and fall of an entire plane with a single thought.

But now, this mastermind hiding behind the scenes had not only mass-produced the Skin System that had tormented her so thoroughly—even the name “Liu Ruyan” seemed like nothing more than code that could be copied and pasted at will, distributed to countless people across countless lesser worlds.

This was a blatant mockery of her divine status.

Lin Li’s gaze turned cold.

She slowly raised both hands. The tenth-level Life Origin surged wildly within her body, and pure white divine radiance instantly illuminated the boundless void around her.

The countless world-light-orb clusters floating nearby began to tremble violently under this terrifying pressure.

“Word-to-Law.”

Lin Li’s crimson lips parted slightly, her voice utterly flat.

“I will find the true master of this Endless World.”

The moment the words fell.

The Power of Rules from Word-to-Law erupted with overwhelming force, slamming directly into the edge of this space.

There was no earth-shattering explosion.

Only a dull, tearing sound.

The Spatial Barrier before Lin Li was ripped open like a tattered cloth, revealing a narrow slit.

Through the gap, countless shimmering, multicolored passages could be seen racing past.

Lin Li did not hesitate. She stepped through in one stride.

The moment she entered the passage, Lin Li sensed something was wrong.

Rejection.

An unimaginably terrifying force of rejection pressed in from every direction.

This place did not belong to any universe she knew. The rules here were frantically trying to annihilate her as an alien intruder.

The tenth-level Spirit Energy within Lin Li’s body poured out at a horrifying rate, like a reservoir that had been punctured.

To keep this passage from collapsing, she had no choice but to burn her Life Origin without reservation.

The scenes around her flickered wildly.

Cultivation planes, magical continents, interstellar battlefields, wasteland worlds…

Countless worlds were cast behind her like frames of film.

Her power was declining.

Peak ninth level.

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Eighth level.

Seventh level.

When she crossed the final invisible barrier, the last wisp of Spiritual power within her body was spent.

That invincible tenth-level deity, in this moment, was forcibly stripped of all extraordinary power.

The scene finally froze.

“Thud.”

Lin Li crashed heavily to the ground.

Bracing herself with both hands, she gasped for breath.

Her lungs burned with a searing pain.

This kind of mortal exhaustion—she had not experienced it in a very long time.

Lin Li raised her head and surveyed her surroundings.

Wooden floorboards.

Floor-to-ceiling windows.

Sunlight streamed through the white gauze curtains, and the pothos in the corner grew lush and full.

In the center of the room sat a wide, raw-wood-colored desk.

There was no Spirit Energy, no pressure of high-level Martial Dao.

Only the most ordinary atmosphere of everyday life.

The sound of keyboard clacking echoed through the quiet room.

Tap.

Tap.

Lin Li straightened herself, her gaze locking onto the desk.

It was a black-haired woman in loose loungewear, her back turned to Lin Li, furiously hammering away at the keyboard before the computer screen.

The woman typed for a while, then stopped, grabbing her hair with both hands and rubbing it vigorously.

“Writer’s block…” the woman sighed deeply, her voice dripping with frustration.

“What should happen next in the story? This Yu Xiao transformed into Liu Ruyan in the Endless Building—I need to come up with something new.”

Lin Li silently stepped forward.

The woman’s back was completely unguarded—just an ordinary mortal.

Yet the words coming out of her mouth determined the fate of countless worlds.

Lin Li stopped two steps away from the chair.

The wooden floor let out a faint creak.

The woman’s movements paused.

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She slowly turned her head.

Their gazes met in the air.

Lin Li froze on the spot.

In her lifetime, she had worn countless exquisite skins, and her current goddess-like body had long surpassed the limits of human beauty.

But the moment she laid eyes on this woman, Lin Li’s proud appearance was utterly crushed.

It was a face that defied every word in the dictionary of existence.

Black hair, black eyes, bare-faced and natural, yet radiating an absolute perfection that made even jealousy impossible.

When the woman saw Lin Li, her eyes flew wide open.

The mouse in her hand slammed onto the desk with a sharp crack.

“Holy shit?”

The words slipped out of her mouth.

Lin Li said nothing, merely staring at her coldly.

The woman looked Lin Li up and down, from that highly distinctive white hair to the tattered white dress she wore.

Her expression shifted from shock to utter disbelief.

“You’re… Lin Li?!”

The woman shot to her feet, her finger trembling as she pointed at Lin Li. “What the hell?! What’s going on here? Did we just break through the dimensional wall?!”

Lin Li frowned slightly.

Dimensional wall?

That was a term she had never heard before.

Lin Li didn’t respond. Her gaze passed over the woman and landed on the faintly glowing computer screen.

One glance was all it took for Lin Li to feel her hands and feet turn ice-cold.

That was no ordinary monitor.

Behind the screen stretched countless invisible, semi-transparent threads.

Each thread pierced through the walls of the room, connecting to the vast, boundless void.

Lin Li followed the path of several of the thickest threads.

The images magnified before her eyes.

At the end of every thread was bound a living, breathing person.

Each one was an extraordinarily handsome man or stunningly beautiful woman, struggling through their own lives, experiencing love and hate, joy and sorrow.

They were all watching the magnificent world this black-haired woman had constructed—through their phones.

In that instant, Lin Li’s entire worldview came crashing down.

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“Shocking, right?”

The woman patted her full chest and let out a long sigh of relief.

She looked at the pale-faced Lin Li and suddenly broke into a smile, her eyes curving like crescent moons, dispelling the earlier shock.

She extended her right hand toward Lin Li.

“Since you’re here, let’s get acquainted.”

The woman said with a grin, “Let me introduce myself. My name is Yu Yu Yu.”

“I’m the author~”

Lin Li didn’t take the hand.

She stared intently at the woman who called herself Yu Yu Yu.

“Author?”

Lin Li’s voice came out hoarse.

She understood every word individually, but strung together, they carried a chill that made her very soul tremble.

“You’re saying that everything I’ve been through—”

Lin Li pointed at the threads connecting countless worlds, “The Dragon Spirit Continent, the Skin System, even my Word-to-Law in Hope City—you wrote all of it?”

“Technically speaking, I typed it all out.”

Yu Yu Yu shook the keyboard in her hand. “No choice, the readers love it. Gotta add some spice to those worlds, otherwise it’d be too boring.”

Lin Li fell silent.

What was an author?

Could it be that all these long years—the pain she’d endured, the madness, the scheming, the struggle—

Every price she’d paid to seize control of her own fate—

In the end, it was all just text lying on someone else’s hard drive?

Nothing more than entertainment to be enjoyed over tea?

“So… my existence is just a string of words?”

Lin Li closed her eyes.

There was no anger in her voice, only the weariness of one who had seen through the void.

Yu Yu Yu walked around the desk, came up beside Lin Li, and reached out to pat her on the shoulder.

“It used to be.”

Yu Yu Yu dropped her playful expression, her tone turning serious. “But from now on, that’s no longer the case.”

Lin Li opened her eyes. “What do you mean?”

“The fact that you managed to break through the dimensional wall on your own means you’ve already awakened—you’ve surpassed the limits of your original setting.”

Yu Yu Yu pointed at the screen, where Yu Xiao was still groping through the endless building.

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“You’ve already walked out of that book.”

“The you right now is no longer under my control. You’re free.”

Free.

Lin Li savored the word.

No System. No Heavenly Dao. No constraints of plot.

She looked at this room—devoid of Spirit Energy yet strangely warm—and at the endless stream of traffic flowing past the window.

The boulder that had been suspended in her heart all this time suddenly came crashing down.

Lin Li took a deep breath, and a rare, relaxed smile curved at the corners of her lips.

“Since I’m here anyway—”

Yu Yu Yu pulled over a chair, forcibly pressed Lin Li down into it, then scooted in beside her.

“—then just be a pure spectator.”

Yu Yu Yu clicked open a document on the computer and made a sweeping gesture at the screen.

“Watch the new story unfold together with my most handsome, most charming, most adorable reader moms and dads.”

“Readers?”

Lin Li turned her head.

“That’s right—the ones who are reading these very words right now.”

Yu Yu Yu turned directly toward the air, gave a playful wink, and even made a heart shape with her hands.

Lin Li followed her gaze.

There was nothing in the void.

But somehow, she truly felt it—countless pairs of eyes, gazing at her gently from beyond an invisible wall.

Lin Li stopped dwelling on it.

She leaned back comfortably in her chair, her gaze returning to that computer screen which governed the fates of countless worlds.

In the white document.

A black cursor blinked a few times at the bottom.

As Yu Yu Yu’s fingers tapped crisply across the keyboard.

Two new lines of Song typeface text quietly appeared at the end of the screen.

“Lin Li’s story has come to an end.”

“And Yu Xiao’s journey through the endless building has only just begun.”

This book is officially complete now—confetti, confetti!!