Love Again Every Time You Fall in Love

Xiao Yanzhou traveled to an ancient fictional dynasty. He thought he would start an ordinary life in another world, but instead he fell into a love puzzle that was teased by fate. Every time he showed deep affection to a woman, the memory would fade away like a tide, washing away the unforgettable past between the two of them. Only when the heroine brings out the poems he once wrote - those pens and inks that hide the lingering thoughts and imprints of time - can he pry open the dusty memory gate and let him recall the beautiful past of vows under the moon and whispers in front of flowers. In the cycles of forgetting and awakening, Xiao Yanzhou deals with complex entanglements of love and hate: there are deep affectionate bonds that are difficult to break away, there are hidden machinations, and there are also painful struggles that are repeatedly pulled on the edge of amnesia. As if he was walking in a fog, he not only had to fight against the curse of fate, but also pieced together his own true feelings and life trajectory from the broken memory fragments.