Liang Nuan remembers every ending.
Pan Zi's final words: “Third Master, go boldly forward.”
A Ning falling among the snakes.
The words Yuncai never got to finish.
And the man who always wore sunglasses: a loner, carrying a curse, whose name no one even knew.
She carried these memories with her when she transmigrated into the world of The Grave Robbers' Chronicles.
An archaeology professor, a researcher in ancient pathology, and someone who should never have existed here.
She wanted to rewrite every tragic ending.
She wanted to heal his eyes, undo Zhang Qiling's amnesia, and let everyone live.
But she forgot that changing someone's fate comes at a price.
Hei Xiazi never believed in fate.
Not until he met a woman who claimed to “know everything.”
She said his eyes could be healed, Zhang Qiling wouldn't have to lose his memory, and Pan Zi shouldn't die in the Zhang family's ancient tomb.
He asked her why.
Liang Nuan looked at the eyes hidden behind his sunglasses and said:
“I came from so far away just so you wouldn't have to bear everything alone.”
Dedicated to everyone who was left with regrets.
Knowing where you belong is like basking in warm sunshine.
Did you confess? No? But it seems that everything has been said, the plot is good, the only thing I am not satisfied with is that the text is too short.