Ten Miles of Red Bridal Finery, All for You

Ten lifetimes, ten meetings, ten identities, all to prove one thing: the most moving love story isn’t a legend that transcends time and space, but the hand you hold here and now.

In their first lifetime, she was an underground Party operative in a qipao, and he was an officer in uniform. A single “Trust me” amid the flames of war began their bond across ten lifetimes.

In their second lifetime, she was a surgeon and he was a CEO who had everything under control. In a modern city, they recognized each other all over again.

In their third lifetime, she was a palace physician in the Tang court and he was a court official. Beneath the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, a rift in time and space opened for the first time…

From the hail of bullets on Shanghai’s Bund in 1937 to motorcycle chases through a cyberpunk city in 2045; from the passing down of medical knowledge in the deep palace of the Tang dynasty to a forbidden teacher-student romance on campus; from the labyrinth of power in a business empire to thirty years of quiet companionship across a time displacement, Gu Yunting and Lin Wantang meet in different clothes and play different roles every time, yet they remain the same souls searching for each other.

But ten lifetimes of reincarnation are no fairy tale. Pursued by the Erasers, tested by the laws of time and space, and threatened by the schemes and five-hundred-year obsession of Situ Ye, a failed reincarnator, each lifetime becomes a trial for their lives. When the tenth lifetime begins and all ten pairs of anchor garments have been gathered, the reincarnation gate opens, and they discover that the true final choice is not how to be together, but why.

Should they choose the golden gate of fulfillment and remain together forever in the lifetime they love most, allowing the reincarnation System to keep collapsing? Or enter the silver gate of sacrifice, repair the System, and save countless people in the future, at the cost of forgetting each other forever? Or could the hidden “Gate of Hope” offer them a third path, one that lets them remember