The sequel to Butterfly Specimen Falls for a Wild Rose, featuring Meng Yancheng and Lu Yiping. The Republican-era story begins.
He transmigrates across eighty years to find her, but she has no idea who he is.
Meng Yancheng stays by her side until her final moments, watching her close her eyes in peace. When he opens his eyes again, he is in Shanghai in 1933, and she is sixteen-year-old Lu Yiping, who has yet to meet He Shuhuan or set foot in the big city.
He knows what will happen in 1937, but he cannot tell her.
He remembers everything she likes, but she asks, “How did you know?”
He has loved her for eighty-six years, but she looks at him like a stranger.
This time, He Shuhuan is a legitimate rival.
This time, he must court her all over again, starting from scratch.
This time, before war breaks out, he must save everyone he can.
She will smile at him, but she smiles at others, too.
She will be curious about his past, but she will never guess the truth.
One rainy night, she will suddenly ask, “Why are you so good to me?”
He has no way to answer. He cannot very well say, I was with you for your whole life, and now I have come back to love you all over again.
They have watched the sunrise from Waibaidu Bridge three times. The first was a farewell, the second a reunion, and the third will be forever.
Republican-era intrigue, a regretful pursuit of love, and two powerful leads standing side by side.
This time, she will join him in protecting their country, and he will wait for her to fall in love with him at her own pace.
The author writes a novel about Yi Ping and banker Shi Lei getting together
Well written, I watched it from the first part