When Tang Wan opened his eyes, he was kneeling on the cold bricks of the Lu family ancestral hall.
In my ears was my mother-in-law's cold voice: "There are seven ways to get out, and there is no end until you get out." Standing next to him was the young man who would write "The Hairpin's Phoenix" in the future. He lowered his eyes and said nothing at this moment.
She dressed as Logan. In the winter of the fifteenth year of Shaoxing, it was the eve of being laid off. There is no system, no shopping mall, and only a fragmentary history of the Southern Song Dynasty and the medical skills learned in twenty-three years are left in my mind.
But she soon discovered something: every time she saved someone, history was being ripped back like crazy. Escaped from being divorced, "The Hairpin-headed Phoenix" still appeared on the wall of Shen Garden. After clearing the grievances of infertility, the rumors of "Kefu" followed one after another. Those "things that should have happened" chased her like ghosts.
Until one day, she found four words in a medical record——
"Follow the script."
It turns out that Logan's tragedy is not fate. Someone is writing.
She could not save the Southern Song Dynasty, nor could she stop Lu You from looking north. But she clutched the roll of silver needles and said to herself on the ruins of Bianliang: Save one by one. Because "done" itself is salvation.
But on the day she finally rescued Lu You, new words appeared on the wall of Shen Yuan.
This time, there is no signature under the word plate.
Only one silver needle was drawn.
Concept: Lu You's ending is not "won", but "burned". The final question that the book will answer is: When a person knows that the times cannot be changed, should he still try his best? The answer is: yes, because "done" itself is salvation.