Film and TV Crossover: A Fated Bond from Heaven

Every fated romance in this world begins with a red thread.

The heavens listen to people’s heartfelt prayers and grant them a vow to grow old together, for all their lives.

Later, she passed through many years, crossed different times and spaces, journeyed across countless rivers and mountains, and experienced all the splendors of life.

Again and again, it was the same name and the same features. She could not escape an ending that repeated itself in much the same way.

The red thread was a blade she wielded with ease, a vow that moved as she pleased, and the inescapable fate that wound through her many lives.

As bonds began and faded, it feared neither the wear of time nor the dulling of age. It would never lose its color, for he had watered it with his obsession, whispering softly, “When will you return, old friend?”

Memories sealed away, love ran wild.

She asked herself:

What, exactly, had she forgotten?

Turning away, she fell into the next cycle of reincarnation.

Now she stood where it all began, her features weathered by time, no longer the innocent, naive girl she had once been.

Calls rang in her ears. The blurry figures in her dreams slowly came into focus, and she looked at them one by one.

A tear slipped quietly from the corner of her eye.

Everyone hoped she would become a god, but her master, Yue Lao, saw the truth clearly.

This love could also be a tribulation, a blade that carved out the heart.

“Jiang Yuan, have you made up your mind?”

She nodded and knelt before the Heavenly Dao.

Obsession carved longing into her bones; when fate burned away, deep love wound around her like a finger.

Yue Lao sighed, called her a foolish child, then chuckled.

Quietly, he tied the red thread into a permanent knot.

Somewhere in the world, a young girl smiled, her eyes curving into crescents.

“Long time no see.”

At the end of the red thread, we meet again.