She is the legitimate daughter of the Kunlun Yun clan. She is aloof and indifferent, and does not believe in destiny. He is an ancient god of war who returned three hundred years after his death. His memory is broken and he only remembers looking for one person.
When they first met, he didn't recognize her. But the sword mark on her right wrist hurt so much the moment she saw him.
"Have we met before?" He asked.
"No," she said.
But there was a penetrating scar on his left chest - exactly the same as the sword mark on her wrist.
Heaven has set a curse: we will not be able to stay together for three lives, and we will not end well in seven lives. In the first life, she thought he was betraying her and stabbed his chest with her own hands. In the second life, they chose to die together, but were forcibly separated by the way of heaven. In the third life, he waited for more than three hundred years, and she forgot everything.
When she finally remembered everything in her past life, Heaven said: One of you must die.
She didn't want him to die, and he didn't want her to die. But fate never gives people a chance to choose.
He sat alone by the Wangchuan River for three hundred years. Snowflakes fall and melt, melt and fall again.
"Who are you waiting for?"
"Wait for someone who will come."
"What if she doesn't come?"
"Then just keep waiting."
From Kunlun to Wangchuan, from the fairy world to the human world, from fate to fate. Three lives of entanglement, seven lives of reincarnation, but one sentence that has never been spoken - I love you.
If deep love is destined to be hidden in silence, then she will spend the rest of her life speaking for him.
Reader comments
This book is not the kind of story that makes your blood boil after reading it in one sitting. It is the kind of book that you fall into unconsciously as you read it. When you come back to your senses, you find that you have cried, laughed, and waited along with the people in the book.
This book is not the kind of story that makes your blood boil after reading it in one sitting. It is the kind of book that you fall into unconsciously as you read it. When you come back to your senses, you find that you have cried, laughed, and waited along with the people in the book.