The sentence "It's not impossible" opened a 1,300-year-old space-time rift.
Lan Zhihan, an ordinary woman who had been bullied by her husband's family for three years, accidentally awakened the soul sleeping in the gaps of history on the night she decided to divorce - Shen Jinghong, the deputy envoy of the Anxi Protectorate in the Tang Dynasty, who died in battle at the age of twenty-six, and whose obsession has persisted for thousands of years.
She could see him and he could hear her. Thousands of years apart, they started this conversation that spanned life and death in a mobile phone memo.
He had been waiting for a thousand years in the sunset on the yellow sand, just waiting for someone who didn't believe in fate. She struggled in the cage of modern marriage for three years and finally learned to say no.
When a modern divorce lawsuit meets a thousand-year blood feud, and when the conspiracy of the descendants of the Cui family surfaces again, Lan Zhihan discovers that her marriage, her pain, and her child who died before he was born are all a conspiracy that has lasted for thirteen hundred years.
She is not someone who accepts her fate. Neither is he.
This book is written for everyone who refuses to bow in the face of fate.
