On the eve of the winter vacation of the second year of high school, Lin Shen and Yuan Dan were trapped in 15 fateful reincarnations. Yuan Dan loved reading and writing, and her love for Lin Shen was hidden in her manuscripts. However, because her parents were disgusted with his sexual orientation and regarded "homosexuality as a disease," their manuscripts were burned, monitored and grounded, and she fell into despair. Lin Shen was in a car accident while taking the MP3 repaired by Yuan Dan, and started reincarnation, returning to the day before Yuan Dan committed suicide (January 15th), and initially retained only his memory.
In 15 reincarnations, Lin Shen went from ignorance to knowing the truth of "manuscript burning + sexual oppression", and tried every means to prevent Yuan Dan from committing suicide, but it was difficult to break the closed loop of fate. Yuan Dan not only carries with him the vague memory of reincarnation, but also silently misses his sweetheart Lin Shen every time he repeats it. The manuscript "say goodbye well and there will be no regrets" has become an obsession for the two of them.
For the 15th time, Lin Shen accompanied Yuan Dan to make up for his regrets: eating soy milk and fried dough sticks, looking for exclusive books, and keeping the paintings that could not be torn. On the rooftop on January 16, with the cold wind and snow, the two confessed their feelings and kissed, and Yuan Dan jumped down in relief. Lin Shen encountered a car accident again while taking MP3, triggering an eternal reset.
In the end, Yuan Dan completely disappeared from Lin Shen's eyes - the "Yuan Dan" whom Lin Shen met repeatedly was just an illusion of reincarnation, and Lin Shen gradually lost his memory; Yuan Dan was trapped in reincarnation with his complete longing for his sweetheart, and everyone completely forgot about the real Yuan Dan, leaving only the MP3 recording the confession, witnessing traces of his existence.
Purpose: "The Fifteenth Farewell" draws on the tragedy of young love being crushed by family discipline in 15 reincarnations. There are memories and tiny glimmers of beauty hidden in the regrets of fate, asking whether the remembered existence can resist eternal forgetfulness.