She was an ordinary woman in the 21st century who had lived a quiet, uneventful life since childhood. Then a bronze mirror sent her traveling through time. He was the ruler of Jin, cold by nature yet driven by the ambition to conquer the world. Fate brought them together across time and space. Through joy and sorrow, laughter and tears, they always believed that love meant staying by each other’s side, never leaving or giving up.
But when she stood at the pinnacle of the world, she finally understood: an emperor’s love meant giving him the whole world. The vows to stay together for all eternity, the promises to be birds flying side by side in the sky and intertwined branches on earth, were nothing more than a fleeting romance.
Much later, she remembered the question he had asked her when they were on the brink of death: “How deeply do you love me?” She smiled tenderly, her voice firm. “Even crossing time and space could not stop me from loving you.” And now she had done it. But what about him?
I think it's okay. In the end, although he loved the heroine, he still wanted to be king. He never considered the heroine's feelings. He didn't listen to the heroine's explanation, wrongly blamed the heroine, and made a series of mistakes. Facts have proved that he is not worthy of love. In comparison, in "Eternal", he is good to the heroine. Although he appears less, he can't hide his love for the heroine. In the end, the ending with the heroine is good, and the hero purely deserves it. The author is very thoughtful, but he writes too little, and I haven't read enough. Come on👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
I like this book very much