Yuzhu was reborn back to the age of fourteen, and everything was still too late.
In her previous life, she married into the Zhou family, suffered a lot, and died on the Peach Blossom Day in March. And Pei Yun, the young general who hid her and the jade pearl, died in battle in Northern Xinjiang three years after her death. There was a jade pearl with a missing corner embedded in the hilt of the sword that she never knew about.
In her new life, she just wants to avoid everyone and live quietly. Don't go to the pond, don't see that person, don't leave any ties.
But Pei Yun's gaze came earlier, deeper, and more undisguisedly than in the previous life.
He picked up the fallen jade beads for her, pushed open the door on a snowy night, and waited quietly in every corner where she thought she was safe. She takes a step back, he takes a step forward. She pretended not to know him, and he said, "You used to call me Pei Yun."
It's not that he doesn't remember. He remembered everything - he remembered that she got married, he remembered that she died on the peach blossom day in March, and he remembered that he stood in the wind and sand in northern Xinjiang all night.
But he didn't ask anything. I just said to her word for word in this life what I didn't have time to say in the previous life.
Yuzhu finally understood that some people are destined to meet again. It's not fate, it's someone who didn't stop even a step in the wind and snow.
