Ji Liangchuan didn't know what kind of Tai Sui crime he had committed, but he only remembered that he had inexplicably incurred the life debt of tens of thousands of innocent souls when he woke up. However, God did not let him go. While working hard to pay off his debts, he was also involved in all kinds of strange disturbances. By chance, Ji Liangchuan met Wen Yan, a young man whose identity was a mystery. Ji Liangchuan felt that the two of them might be naturally at odds with each other, and did not want to get too entangled with him. He only hoped to pay off his debts early and return to Mao Mao to be his idle god in his own little shabby teahouse. Who knew that Wen Yan had a big background and seemed to have a somewhat entangled relationship with him, and behind all of this, someone seemed to be adding fuel to the flames...
It wasn't until a long time later that all the truth came to light. He looked at Wen Yan's side face covered with a layer of soft light and asked, "How long have you been waiting for me?"
The man looked at the lake in front of him, pursed his lips, was lost in thought for a moment, and uttered three words:
"Eighty thousand springs."
Purpose: Everyone comes to see a centenarian fall in love
