Three Lifetimes of Peach Blossoms, One Thought of Eternal Life, an Endless Calamity

“If eternal life is a tribulation, then for you, I would endure it across three lifetimes.”

In their first life, he died in a sea of flames protecting her, while she was imprisoned in the Jade Lake, watching the peach blossoms in the mortal realm wither overnight.

In their second life, he was reborn as a Taoist who hunted demons. He personally cut down her peach-blossom true form, yet when she vanished, tears inexplicably streamed down his face.

In their third life, he became a wandering physician. On a snowy night, he found a young woman who couldn’t bear the cold. A faint pink scar circled her wrist, just like a peach blossom beginning to bloom...

This is a love tribulation spanning a thousand years, the most desperate devotion between an immortal and one who passes through reincarnation.

“You forget me in every life, but in every life, you fall in love with me all over again.”

“That peach blossom ultimately withered.”

“But I remember that it once bloomed for you, across three lifetimes.”

The first season, chapters 1–33, may be hard to follow. The second season, from chapter 34, is easier to understand.