On that day when it snowed deep in the apricot forest, Su Yu picked up a blood-stained armor.
On the seventh night when the fragrance of medicine was soaked in, Lu Chenzhou held her hand that made medicine in the mist: "Doctor Su's saving hands, can they save my heart?"
He gave her a dark iron dagger, with a lotus engraved on the blade, and in the sheath was a gold-plated marriage certificate to Princess Zhaoyang;
She gave him a sachet of albizia julibrissin and wrapped angelica in brocade, but when the imperial edict came, she discovered that there was chronic poison buried in the ashes.
"I am willing to exchange my military exploits for a decree to break off the engagement!" In front of the Jinluan Palace, Lu Chenzhou cracked the green bricks.
When the blood soaked the thirty-two steps, Su Yu was inserting the dagger into his heart, and dug out the albizia pendant that had entered his heart with the poison - it was the shackles his mother tied to her swaddling clothes before she died.
When a red wedding dress floated under the ice of Jinghu Lake, people dug out two pairs of embracing skeletons from the ruins of the General's Mansion.
Lu Chenzhou's metacarpal bones were tightly clasping half of a hawthorn core. That was the first sweet taste that Su Yu fed him during the Lantern Festival;
Su Yu's ribs were wrapped with dark iron chains, quenching the words "return after life" engraved in his heart.
Later, there were often sobbing during sandstorms at the border. The old soldier said that it was the huqin with broken strings singing:
"When the queen returns, her beauty has turned into oak, and the general's bones serve as a guide, frying a bowl of the bitterness of reincarnation."