"The Tenth Chrysanthemum" is an independent chapter of "Love at the Gas Station No. 92"):
This is an unrequited love hidden in the flames of war, and it is also the most melancholy Chinese romance.
In 1937, when the war broke out in southwestern Shandong, Meng Siju, who was fleeing famine, and Li Shouwang, a gentle young man, were tied to fate by a bowl of Sophora japonica.
He promised her that "if she kills ten devils, she will be married to a matchmaker," and with the promise of ten chrysanthemum petals, she turned around and rushed to the battlefield;
She held half of a broken chrysanthemum and stood guard under the archway. Her black hair hung down from her shoulders until her hair was as white as snow.
After seventy-one years of waiting, we waited for prosperity and peace, but could not wait for the promise to be fulfilled. In the end, we could only cuddle up with each other in the colorful auspicious clouds and achieve a belated perfection.
Please prepare a large pack of tissues before reading this novel. As for why, you will understand after reading it...
Intention: Unchanged original intention, stick to the promise, and the intention in the heart is difficult to calm down