[I thought I was the one who had transmigrated. I never expected you were the one who had truly been reborn]
Li Nian never imagined that, at twenty-three, she would say goodbye in the cold rain of Wuhan to Jian Bufan, who would be forever twenty-four.
For the next six long years, she could never forget him. Then one day, she opened her eyes and found herself waking up in her college dormitory.
She began drifting through time without warning, traveling back and forth between the past and the future. One moment, she was tearing into her opponent in a college debate; the next, she was once again the poised, capable lawyer.
She tried desperately to find a way back to the past, hoping to reverse a tragedy she already knew was coming.
Every time she drew closer to Jian Bufan, fate slipped further beyond her control. Every attempt to change things was met with the cold rebuke of reality. Li Nian raced with all her might through this disjointed timeline until the truth came to light and she opened the notebook Jian Bufan never let out of his sight. On the very last page, she found these words: Nian Nian, live well.
It turned out she wasn’t the only one who had never forgotten.
But this time, would the echoes end in redemption, or in an even more painful farewell?
