A Zhong is an architectural designer responsible for renovating historic buildings along the Ping River.
There, he discovers a wooden chest filled with old blueprints. They seem strangely familiar, but he cannot figure out why.
A Zhong doesn't have much time to look into it now, because he has to hurry back to Bangkok to meet his lover, who has just returned from studying abroad. He counts down the days, and when he finally sees his boyfriend again, he discovers that his beloved has a woman by his side who seems perfect for him.
Heartbroken and confused by his lover's choice, A Zhong gets into a car accident on the way back. As his car sinks to the bottom of the river, he smells the fragrance of flowers rising from the cold darkness, and hears a low, sweet voice calling him, "Zhong'er."
When he wakes up, he finds himself in Chiang Mai in the 1930s, where he meets Mr. Ya.
The separation between Zhong Er and Young Master Ya is very sad, but their love is very real, and Major General Ya's love is a red thread for their encounters in the world. No matter how far away they are, he can remember his lover, the lover who loves Zhong Er to the core. Their experience together makes them I will cherish the encounter in this life more and love each other more. To quote the words in the article, I will plant plumeria flowers all over the courtyard for Zhong Er. This is also the love of Major General Ya/Major General Ya for Zhong Er, a love that will not change 😢 😢 😢
Watching dramas and reading articles at the same time
Very pretty, love it, love it
The fragrance of love comes, I didn't expect it to be very good-looking, the style is relatively pure, I like the second generation of Master Ya
It's really great, because I can understand the characters very well after watching the TV series
Beautiful, never tired of it
It looks good 🙂 but I can't watch the full version.
I'm watching the drama now, and the novel is also good
I like Master Ya very much
I watched the show and can't wait. Let's read the novel. It's also very well written! I haven't read any novels recently, comparable to Qiong Yao's novels. This is the first Thai novel I read.