Regarding the concept of the immortal Chang'e, to be honest, in Qi Qi's heart, Qi Qi has always had the feeling that Chang'e exists in myths and legends, a little far away from him, and that she is a fairy.
If he hadn't seen Chang'e in his dream, Qi Qi really wouldn't know if Chang'e really existed in this parallel world.
And if it were not in the dream, Qiqi would be just a mortal who had only heard the legend of Chang'e, never met the real person of Chang'e, and had never heard of anyone else seeing the real person of Chang'e.
In this way, there is really a kind of wonder whether Chang'e exists or not, and whether Chang'e is just an illusory immortal who only exists in legends.
After all, Qiqi had never seen Chang'e with his own eyes.
When I think about it, Chang'e might just be a legendary figure, a fairy who exists in dreams.
Based on Qiqi's knowledge, he doesn't know and can't be sure whether there really is an immortal named Chang'e in this parallel world.
Qiqi thought about this and realized that he was not sure whether Chang'e really existed.
When Qiqi said the word "dream...", he stopped and couldn't continue.
It even made Qiqi think that he had never seen Chang'e in reality, but only in his dream.
After Mianmian's reminder, this was just Qiqi who had seen Chang'e in a dream.
Indeed, I am not sure that the Chang'e I saw in my dream is a real immortal in the parallel world.
Or, he is just an immortal created by legend.
Thinking about it this way, Qiqi only saw Chang'e in his dream, and never saw Chang'e in the mortal world of the parallel world.
Things in dreams are always regarded as illusions.
At this time, Mianmian was reminded of all the doubts about the existence of Chang'e.
For a moment, in Qi Qi's mind, this really confused Qi Qi.
After all, based on Qi Qi's knowledge and experience in the parallel world, it is really not certain whether Chang'e really exists in this parallel world and whether she exists in the parallel world where Qi Qi lives.
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Or is he just an immortal in legends in life, far away from the mortal world.
Qiqi thought in confusion, wondering whether he should use dreams to determine whether there is an immortal named Chang'e in the mortal world in this parallel world...
I even more doubt whether Chang'e is just a legendary fairy figure, and whether she really doesn't exist in this parallel world as Little Tu Mianmian said.
After all, Chang'e was just a dream of Qi Qi, and he only dreamed about her in his dream. She was not Qi Qi's real friend in the mortal world.
Qi Qi has always been living in the mortal world, has always been ordinary, has been living a mortal life, except that after coming to Xianjun Town, because he urgently saved the little rabbit Mianmian, he suddenly learned the immortal-level Kung Fu transformation.
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Qiqi's mortal life in this parallel world has always been on a very ordinary growth path. He really lives an ordinary life.
He is so ordinary that he has never been around any immortal or god-level people.
I haven't even come into contact with a fairy-level figure in the martial arts world.
Although Qi Qi has always heard that there are many immortal characters in this parallel world.
I have heard of many legends about gods and immortals.
I have also heard that there are many legends about immortals and gods in the martial arts world.
I heard that there are many strange fairy-level martial arts in this parallel world.
But those rumors were just hearsay. They had never appeared in Qi Qi's life, let alone seen by Qi Qi with his own eyes.
Those legends, in Qi Qi's life, were just legends after all, they were too far away from Qi Qi's life.
You must know that after living for so many years, in Qiqi's life, he has never seen with his own eyes the true appearance of a fairy-like figure like Chang'e in the mortal world around him.
What's more, even the fairy-level characters who are said to exist in the parallel world have never been seen before.
So, in this world, are there any immortal people like Chang'e?
The young Qi Qi was really not sure.
After all, Qi Qi has lived for so long, and all he sees around him are mortals, and he has never seen any immortals.
In the world that Qi Qi sees, Chang'e is just a magical legend that everyone tells each other and hears from hearsay.
Qi Qi really has no idea whether Chang'e really exists in this parallel world.
Because Qi Qi has never seen any immortal-level person with his own eyes.
What's more, I haven't even seen a single fairy-level figure that is said to exist in the martial arts world of this parallel world.
So Qi Qi thought carefully about what Little Rabbit Mianmian told her, that Chang'e might not exist in the world.
Qiqi actually listened and felt that something made sense.
I think what Mianmian said is very good.
After all, Qi Qi has never even seen a single Xianxia-level figure in this parallel world that may indeed exist.
How could I possibly know that I had met Chang'e, who only existed in myths and legends?
So do divine-level characters like Chang'e really exist?
Qi Qi actually really didn’t know.
At this time, Qiqi fell into deep thought, so deep that he didn't know how to answer Mianmian's words.
Because no matter who says it, Chang'e is just a kind of myth and legend that exists in the hearts of human beings.
Even in this parallel world of martial arts, Qi Qi has never seen a single Xianxia-level figure that may actually exist.
I just heard about it.
Of course, Qiqi didn't know whether Chang'e existed in this parallel world.
And I don’t know, even if there really is Chang’e in this parallel world, whether anyone else has actually seen Chang’e in the mortal world where Qi Qi lives.
However, according to Qi Qi's current knowledge of parallel worlds and his experience in parallel worlds, except in dreams, I have never heard of anyone actually seeing Chang'e in the mortal world.
I feel that everyone has heard about Chang'e and the story of Chang'e flying to the moon.
Qiqi had never heard of anyone he knew actually meeting Chang'e in the mortal world.
At most, I have only seen Chang'e in dreams or hallucinations.
Indeed, how can we be sure of things in dreams and hallucinations?
But when Little Rabbit Mianmian heard Qi Qi just speak and couldn't continue when Qi Qi said "dream...", he already knew that Qi Qi just wanted to say that he had only seen Chang'e in his dream.
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I have never seen the real Chang'e with my own eyes.
I just saw the illusory Chang'e in a dream.
Knowing this was the case, the little rabbit Mianmian started mocking Qi Qi again.
With a mocking tone, he said to Qiqi: "In the dream, oh, tell me, can you believe the things in the dream?"
Qiqi also believes that people cannot be completely convinced of what happened in the dream.
Little Rabbit Mianmian said this, and Qi Qi also agreed.
So Qiqi could only answer: "This..., this..., this thing in the dream...?"
Although Qi Qi agrees that most things in dreams are unbelievable, this is in a parallel world, and Qi Qi really wants to believe what Chang'e and Qi Qi said in the dream, and believes that the little rabbit Mianmian is the Jade Rabbit in the Moon Palace.
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If you don't believe what Chang'e said to Qiqi in her dream, then Qiqi can only make sure that the little rabbit Mianmian is not the jade rabbit of the fairy clan.
And if you are not sure that the little rabbit Mianmian is the Jade Rabbit.
That would make Qiqi like the little rabbit Mianmian, who can actually speak human language...