This is a story about the intertwining of dreams and reality, the coexistence of despair and redemption, about how people struggling in the darkness are pulled back to the light little by little, and about those bonds that are constantly broken across time and space. Can love and companionship cure a person's despair of living? Is fate really irreversible? If you could do it all over again, would you still choose to go to the person who makes your heart beat?
The heroine Ashue is trapped in a quagmire of depression, and the scars on her wrists bear witness to her thoughts of giving up on herself again and again. Just when she was about to come to an end, a redemption broke into her life in an extremely real, long and cruel way. When dreams and reality begin to overlap, she must make a choice: continue to escape, or bravely move toward a future that may change the outcome?
How love and companionship become a person's reason to live, and how destiny is not destined, but rewritten by every "I do". It tells you that even in the deepest darkness, someone will find you with a light, hold your cold hand, and accompany you through the most difficult road. This is not a story about death, but an answer to "why you should live." When you open it, you will see that love can transcend dreams, life and death, and all abyss you thought was insurmountable.
If you have ever felt that life is too tiring, if you also believe in some kind of fate that transcends time and space, this story will give you a warm answer.
