Long-growing species vs short-growing species
She sacrificed herself in exchange for his immortality. Was it a gift or a curse?
Every time she fell in love with him, she would be poisoned to death for no apparent reason.
Every time he finds her, he has to experience the bitter consequences of losing his loved one.
In the endless cycle of fateful sadomasochism, who imprisoned whom?
In the 22nd year of the Republic of China, in Shanghai, warlord daughter Shen Xinglan was "murdered" in a bizarre car accident on a rainy night, but was rescued by the mysterious rich man Fu Jinming.
He is pale and handsome, and his words are thorny, but he knows her preferences well, and there is connivance hidden under his venomous tongue that she cannot see through.
She tried to escape, but her mind repeatedly flashed back to herself holding a sword through a man's heart. The blood was hot and felt real.
The gun was pointed at his chest, but she could actually block the gun for him. The wound on her palm healed instantly, and her fate awakened.
Ancient animal skins hide ancient secrets, and green spiritual crystals bind life and death.
Why does she die just before "happiness" arrives in every life?
Is this millennium of obsession salvation, or is it the eternal curse of reincarnation?
He lives forever just to wait for her and is afraid that she will die again.
This time, will we break fate or repeat the same mistakes?
The idea is fate and resistance: the heroine will die miserably if she falls in love with the hero in every life. The core is to fight against fate and break the shackles of fate that means falling in love and dying.
Curse and Redemption: The heroine sacrifices her origins in exchange for the hero's immortality, and gives him eternity of life, but leaves him alone and lonely, repeatedly losing her love, and all eternity is suffering. Love is both the ultimate sacrifice and a thousand-year curse.
Containers and self-awakening: The male and female protagonists were originally "bodies/containers" created by others, but they awakened independent souls and emotions, resisted the fate of being defined and used, and proved that souls and love are not bound by identity.
