Wangwang is a greedy and sensitive Corgi, and Tudou is a golden retriever as steady as a mountain. They met under the cherry blossom tree, approached awkwardly, and cautiously exchanged the warmth of their noses - very much like first love.
In the last life, he was an officer escorting the classics to move westward, and she was the female gentleman waiting under the locust tree for his return. He left her a copper coin and said "wait for me to come back", and then died under the loess of Shaanxi. She had been waiting for three years, but what she was waiting for was not him, but the words "Don't wait". She leaned against the locust tree and never woke up again.
In that life, they did not wait for each other.
In this life, he is a policeman and she is a Taoist priest. They met under the cherry blossom tree, each holding a dog. He didn't know that the copper coins on her wrist came from the Republic of China, and she didn't know that the cellar that appeared repeatedly in his dream was real. All they knew was that from the first time they met, there was a place in their hearts that hurt for a long time.
Master said that some fate is cultivated over several lifetimes. Once you encounter it, don't lose it again.
But the master didn't say what to pay for those lost years.
This is a story about waiting, regret and reunion. The words I owed you in my previous life, I will tell you personally in this life.
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