I'm waiting for you in reincarnation
In the 16th year of the Republic of China, at the Hankou Pier, war smoke spread over the river. Couple Shen Mo discerned the truth from the body's blood, but he never thought that an encounter at the pier would lead to a fateful entanglement that spanned life and death and lasted for hundreds of years.
He is a widower of the Shen family who upholds the principle of "tell the truth and not be blind to conscience". He uses autopsy needles to detect evil in the world and seek justice for the deceased; she is Shen Xiu, a vengeful woman who hides in the city. She wears a moon-white coat and skirt, hiding the determination to avenge her brother. She uses a silver needle to quench the poison and settle the grudges of the previous life. In the red light of the Hankou fire, she was buried in the rubble, leaving only a silent mouth, which became a knot that he could not untie for the rest of his life.
In the twenty-seventh year of the Republic of China, Shen Mo died under the butt of a Japanese gun, and his soul fell into Wangchuan River. In order to see her, he went to the underworld and refused reincarnation. He was willing to stand by the Wangchuan River, guarding a bowl of Mengpo soup, and looking at the foam in the river, waiting for two hundred and sixty-nine years.
In three reincarnations, she either passed him by, or met someone else by mistake, or briefly recognized him and suddenly forgot about him; he always stood in place, wearing a washed white gown, holding the fragments of the three life stones, adhering to the rule of "only she can recognize him first when we meet again", and endured the years and reincarnations.
The cinnabar birthmark is the soul mark left by Meng Po, and the recurring dreams are the obsession of the soul. The wind in Hankou, the stones on the riverside, and the plaque of Shen Jiaxian are all imprints engraved in the bones and blood. From the war-torn world of the Republic of China to the other side of the River of Forgetfulness in the underworld, from the regret of missing each other again and again, to the final recognition of souls, their love has nothing to do with appearance, time and space, only one heart, one wait, spanning life and death, and living up to reincarnation.
"I'm waiting for you."
Reader comments
Fine! The author writes well! The characters in the article are delicately portrayed, the environment is vividly described, and the plot is touching. You can wait for a thousand years for an obsession and a love. This book is worth reading.
Fine! The author writes well! The characters in the article are delicately portrayed, the environment is vividly described, and the plot is touching. You can wait for a thousand years for an obsession and a love. This book is worth reading.