The Scalpel and the Type 95

[Republican-Era Tragic Romance] [Past Lives and Present Life] [Mutual Devotion] [A Love That Spans a Century] [Young Marshal and Female Doctor] [Duty to Country and Family] [Heartbreak and Sweetness] [A Peaceful, Prosperous Ending] [Kindred Souls] [Together in Life and Death]

The raging artillery fire at Heifeng Pass tore apart the grand wedding that should have been.

He was Young Marshal Lu, decisive and ruthless in Beiping, an iron-willed wolf king of the north. Yet for her, he was willing to kneel on frozen ground at twenty degrees below zero, crushing all the pride he had carried his entire life.

She was Doctor Lin, cool-headed and resilient, a radiant sun that never fell in a time of chaos. For him, she dared to raise her scalpel amid a hail of bullets, and to keep a promise in a besieged city. She waited for two years and missed him for a lifetime.

The artillery fire at the Nanyuan front shattered his backbone and their promise to grow old together. He faked his death and left, afraid that his broken body would drag down her life. She stayed in an empty city, clutching a stopped pocket watch as she waited through the years for the man who would return.

When the smoke of the Battle of Xuzhou had cleared, he gave his life for his country, leaving no remains behind, only an apology a century too late.

After a hundred years and another turn of the wheel, one fleeting glance in a rain-soaked alley became a fated reunion engraved in their souls.

He became a fearless special police captain, protecting justice in the world. She became a leading cardiac surgeon, saving lives with her scalpel.

Fragmented memories came flooding back: the regrets of their past life, and their reunion in this one.

This time, the land was at peace, and the age was prosperous and stable.

The grand wedding procession he owed her, the years he owed her, he would repay one by one for the rest of his life.

From the flames of war in the Republic era to the bright lights of a peaceful age, I crossed a century just to come to you.