George, the ancestor of the blood race, traveled across thousands of years to pursue his reincarnated lover.
In her first life, she was a gypsy witch who traded her life for a life and pushed him off a cliff.
In the second life, she was a chivalrous woman from the Hu people in the prosperous Tang Dynasty. She died in his arms and asked him if he could still find her in the next life.
In her third life, she was an orphan in the Southern Song Dynasty. Before she died, she was still confirming: "Am I the one you are looking for?"
In the fourth life, she was a Middle Eastern girl, and his arm was broken when she jumped into the sea.
In the fifth life, she was the daughter of a European missionary and had been waiting for him all her life.
In the sixth life, she was a field nurse during the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, and said to him: "Your magic can't save me."
In this life, her name is Lin Qiaoqiao. She is afraid of the dark and walking at night. She has a gentle boyfriend A Cang and a loyal best friend Hong Hong.
George wanted to see her again and leave. But he found that in this life, someone finally protected her.
It's not that I don't love, it's that I have learned to let go.
Seven lives of reincarnation, seven lives of tragedy. From the ancient Roman execution ground to the Korean battlefield, from Chang'an in the prosperous Tang Dynasty to the modern ice city.
A story about obsession, sacrifice and letting go.
Concept: A story in which the heroine's soul becomes stronger and tougher every life, and the hero loses his divinity.