Childhood friends, fellow disciples, the leader of an immortal sect and a prince of the imperial family
From the first moment Mu Yan saw Chu Xun, he couldn't take his eyes off him.
Xun'er, I want to stay by your side forever, but it seems I may not be able to. So the eight sufferings the Buddha spoke of really are that painful: parting from those you love, yearning for what you cannot have, and being unable to let go. I originally wanted you to forget me, but forgive my selfishness. I'm sorry.
Brother Yan, when are you coming back for me? Xun'er wants candied hawthorns.
Many years later
A Yan, my wife, remember, I'm your husband.
Heh. A Xun, now that I've lost my memory, you think you can run wild?
