“I am Fu Hao. I was born of the bloodline of the Ancestor, and I died on the road to my wedding.”
“Now my soul has returned to these bones. My resolve has not changed, and my love has not died.”
The fire in his heart shuddered, as if answering the weight of his vow.
“Even if Heaven and Earth reject us and the laws of the Dao cannot be defied, I will marry Cai'e again and protect her peace for the rest of her life.”
On the scorched earth, the lone peach tree suddenly trembled. A petal fell without a breeze and landed lightly on his shoulder, beside the withered leaf.
“If I break this vow, may my bones be condemned to the cycle of rebirth forever, never to be released.”
“Love even in death” is no empty phrase.
Fu Hao was ambushed on the way to his wedding and turned into a skeleton of white bones. A thousand years later, he awakens, his memories as vivid as ever...
Dressed in red, Cai'e waits joyfully for her groom to come for her. But fate intervenes: through their spiritual connection, she senses that her groom has already met a gruesome death. Overcome with anguish, she dies in her chamber. Her resentment turns her into a vengeful ghost, preserving her soul, but the anger clouds her mind. A thousand years later, the two doomed lovers meet again, yet fail to recognize each other.
See how they rekindle their romance.
