She gave up her dream of dancing for him, spent ten years of her youth, and finally died of stomach cancer and heartbreak. But it was only after her death that he realized that he had mistaken the fish eyes for pearls, and that the girl holding an umbrella for him in the rain was the light of his life. After being reborn and returned to five years ago, Tan Lindong knelt in front of Tang Baishao and threw the blood-stained diary at himself: "I was blind in my last life, but I will chase you in this life."
She coldly refused to marry, blocked the news, and shunned him thousands of miles away; his flowers were rejected, driven away by security guards, and humiliated in public, but she shamelessly chased him to Lijiang, opened a B&B, cleaned the yard, learned embroidery, and made the superior CEO her exclusive maid. She thought he was feeling guilty, but he said: "I dreamed that you died. It was not a dream, it was real. I carry the memory of two lifetimes and just want to love you back to heaven."
When the truth was revealed, it turned out that she had also been reborn. The disappointments and regrets of the previous life have turned into a two-way rush in this life. He built a hundred theaters for her to fulfill her stage dream, and she fought back to the mall for him to protect his stability. From "Mr. Tan" to "fiancé", from the small courtyard in Lijiang to the billion-dollar empire, they learned one thing in two lifetimes - the best love is to understand you, protect you, and let you be yourself.
Talk about cold winter: "I will use ten years of sachet as a betrothal, betrothal you for the rest of my life, betrothal you for two lifetimes, betrothal you for all eternity."
Tang Baishao: "Then I promise you the next life, when you are eighteen years old, see you there or not."
This reunion that spans life and death will eventually lead to eternal vows being made on the top of the snow-capped mountains.
