In the palace of the prosperous Tang Dynasty, a page of ribbed poetry soaked in cinnabar tears was engraved with the word "ni" that no one knew.
Thousands of years later, in the high school classroom, cherry blossoms and test papers were flying together. The young girl Su Wan cried while reading the fragments of an ancient book, and the young teacher Lin Weide saw the same abyss in her eyes.
When the resonance of taboos grows in the cracks of the rules, are historical tragedies doomed to repeat themselves? Are they bosom friends across time and space, or prisoners of fateful reincarnation?
This book unfolds during the countdown to the college entrance examination and explores those immortal stars that we would rather break than reach out to touch.
Purpose: This is a last literary resistance on the ruins of rules, using individual emotions and classical aesthetics to fight against the oblivion of the times and spiritual mediocrity. It explores whether when "love" becomes a known tragedy, knowing that it is "a moth flying into the flame", that clear-headed and stubborn pursuit constitutes the most tragic and noble confirmation of life itself.