The Grave Robbers' Chronicles: The Unspoken Love Between Hei and Hua

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He watches him go from a graceful young man to a steady middle-aged man, and then to someone whose hair is beginning to turn white. Between them lies a chasm called "life and death." Every feeling buried deep in their hearts becomes a daily reminder, a hand reaching out in a moment of danger, or a silent gaze in the stillness of night.

"Blind Man, when I get old, don't you dare find me a nuisance."

"That'll cost extra."

Beneath the joke lies a pain they both understand without a word. He spends a lifetime by his side as he grows old; the other spends the rest of his life planning for his safety. Until the very end, what he leaves him is not a declaration of love, but a charge concerning the Huo family.

And what he gives him in return is not tears, but a vow of protection spanning a hundred years and lasting forever.

From then on, through the cycle of seasons and the rise and fall of the Huo family, a pair of dark glasses watches in silence. He becomes the living embodiment of the other's final wishes, keeping his promise and memories through endless time, waiting for the flowers that will never bloom again.

"Xie Yuchen, I'll spend my whole life growing old with you."

"Hei Xiazi, I'll trade my next life so you won't be alone in this one."

But neither of them has another life.