Everything has a cause and effect, a beginning and an end.
Wen Yingci never imagined that she would transmigrate with a blink of her eyes while leaving an evening class.
After she transmigrated, a very handsome man watched her. His eyes were red, and his fingertips trembled as he stroked the top of her head, calling her childhood nickname again and again. "A Ying, my A Ying..."
The man said his name was Wen Jingwen, and that she was the daughter of an old friend. Now she was all alone with no family to turn to, so he would have to take care of her.
And so Wen Yingci, who had just transmigrated and had no idea what was going on, could only let him pick her up and take her to the capital.
At first, after being whisked off to the capital, Wen Yingci tried to talk to him and ask whether he had mistaken her for someone else. But he was utterly certain, insisting, "You are A Ying."
When she arrived in the capital, everyone who saw her burst into tears, choking out that she looked just like her mother, who had died young.
She heard many stories about her "mother," some true and some false. But by all accounts, she had been an extraordinary woman.
Only the uncle who indulged her in every way had a hint of evasion and an indescribable tenderness in his eyes whenever she asked about the past.
He never spoke of her "mother," yet her traces were everywhere in his daily life.
It wasn't until they ran into danger one day, and he held her tightly against him, his clothes stained with blood as he smiled and told her not to be afraid, that Wen Yingci realized it.
The man who constantly called her "A Ying" didn't look at her the way an elder looked at a younger person...
He treasured her as if she were his life.
When she opened her eyes again, she hadn't returned to the modern world. Instead, she had fallen into the water towns of Jiangnan ten years in the past.
The pear blossoms were still unburdened by snow, and the wind still sounded the same. In another unfamiliar world, she saw a familiar person with the same sharp brows and bright eyes: her uncle, looking countless years younger.
Read before starting!!!
1. This is an early version of the blurb and will be revised later.
2. The heroine has several consecutive one-on-one relationships. She is not a virgin, and there is an age gap with some of the male leads, so read with caution if that bothers you. (Wen Jingen, the uncle, is the final partner.) (She'll date several others before that.) (Yes.)
3. The heroine is adored by everyone, but the style is a little different from my previous work. (Her personality? The way she does things?)
Theme: Brush away the snow to seek spring, and burn a lamp to extend the day.
