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Zhu Yu, a contracted author with Jiangjiang, was born in a sultry, humid town in the south. He loves gardening, especially red roses. Most of his novels end in tragedy, earning him the nickname “pessimist” from his lively, adorable readers.
During a column interview, the host asked him, “Mr. Zhu, if you had to sum up your book, The Year’s End, in one sentence, what would you most want to say?”
Zhu Yu touched his plain ring. His eyes reddened as he said, “The greatest regret of my life is that I couldn’t write my beloved back to life.”
Years later, in the seventh year after He Yichen’s death, Zhu Yu put on a brand-new suit and finally held the wedding that had been delayed for seven years. After the ceremony, he lay among the roses, his wedding keepsake, took sleeping pills, and quietly left this world.
After his death, a post from a Weibo account named Yuyu sent the internet into a frenzy.
It read: “He Yichen, see you in the next life!”
Some internet users dug up that the account belonged to Zhu Yu.
It had been registered seven years earlier. Attentive readers noticed that every year on the seventh day of the seventh lunar month, Zhu Yu posted a photo of the two of them nestled together, smiling brightly.
The seventh day of the seventh lunar month is the day the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl meet.
People online often say that couples can’t make it past the seven-year itch. But Zhu Yu and He Yichen endured seven years separated by life and death. Now, they will sleep forever, together as one beyond this world.
Very beautiful, recommended to watch