The Journey to Find Your Past Life, Volumes 3 and 4

The cause in a past life becomes the effect in a later one. The cause you sowed in your past life will bear fruit in this one. Above the city, amid a sea of clouds, stands a teahouse called “Past and Present.” Its location is unusual, and its business is one of a kind: it lets you return to the life in which you sowed the cause and change the root of your fate, thereby changing the outcome of your present life. All it costs you is a single tear. Guests destined to find their way here become clients, guided by dreams to the teahouse. They are the fated ones spoken of in legend. The teahouse’s owner, Si Yin, is a mysterious figure who periodically suffers agony that feels like having her marrow sucked out, her bones shattered, and her heart torn apart. “Xiaoyin, don’t cry. If you like it, Master will buy you the whole street.” The gentle, doting master before her was once the domineering, obsessive son of a heavenly god. He seeks out every reincarnation of hers, continuing their fated cycle. For love, he endures in silence and denies himself desire, protecting her for tens of thousands of years. She completes her missions, yet is also tortured by punishment. Little does she know that she has gained the most beautiful, purest love in the world. Obsessions never fade or die, and one passionate, painful romance after another unfolds. Rimor, who has been devoted to her for four thousand years, is a devastatingly handsome man with the same face as her master. One has been waiting for thousands of years; the other, for tens of thousands... Why tears? The answer lies in your eyes: one soul, one spirit, two parts of your power, sealed away. “Master, why... did you make me from your ribs?” “Because... they are closest to the heart.” Time is the most merciless thing there is, and also the most devoted. This is both the end of fate and its beginning. Time and space may forget, but love remembers everything.