What secrets are hidden in an ancient magic handbook left by my mother that so many people have been looking for for more than ten years?
Lin Wan didn't know. All she knew was that after she woke up on the operating table, her hair began to grow like crazy - more than an inch in a month, and it was black and shiny, as if nothing had happened.
Shen Shijun's eyes changed when he looked at her. The man who said coldly outside the operating room, "No hair is allowed to grow," now twisted her hair and asked, "Wanwan, what did you add to that recipe?"
She didn't answer. She doesn't know either.
Until a man named Cheng Mubai came to find her, took out an old jade pendant belonging to her mother, and said, "I have visited your father's grave."
Lin later discovered that the pages of the notebook that his mother tore up before her death and the piece of paper that she burned contained more than just a recipe for hair care. There is still one life. Two items.
"The black hair comes back to life, and disaster follows." My mother wrote this sentence on the last page with cinnabar. She never understood. Now, I seem to understand a little bit.
A handbook, the debt of two generations, and the fate of three people. Should the next generation pay the debts of the previous generation? Some debts are not meant to be repaid, but meant to make you understand that you don't have to follow the path of the previous generation.
Purpose: Should the next generation repay the previous generation's debt? Lin Wan's mother kept the notebook all her life and burned the last few pages before she died, thinking that she could protect her daughter. But she forgot - some things cannot disappear by burning them. Shen Shijun's father owed his life, and the debt still exists. Cheng Mubai's uncle owed a lifetime of debts to his creditors. Three people, three debts, all thought they could calculate it clearly, but in the end they found that the debt was the one they couldn't calculate. What is not finished is fate. Lin Wan finally burned the piece of paper, not to forgive or let go, but because she finally understood: her mother tore off those pages not to get revenge, but to keep her alive. To live well is to pay back.