A scholar took in a woman on a rainy night. The woman said that she was the pear flower demon in his courtyard. A woman's behavior is frivolous, and scholars can't compete with her. The scholar tidied up a room for her and named her Pear, and the Pear Blossom Demon lived there. One person and one monster get along day and night, and the scholar actually starts to care about her.
In the spring of the next year, the scholar went to Beijing to take the exam with a wealth of knowledge and a woman who loved him deeply. On the way, Li'er suddenly became extremely weak. One rainy night, Li'er dressed up carefully and asked the scholar to read to her very late. Li'er wanted to go home to rest, but the scholar didn't trust her to go back alone, so he asked her to stay at the inn and wait for him. Li'er agreed, but waited for the scholar to leave and returned to her hometown. After high school, the scholar went back to the inn to look for her but could not find her, so he rushed home all night. He believed that she was waiting for him in the yard. When he returned to his hometown, the scholar did not see Li'er, and the pear tree in the yard disappeared, replaced by a new pear seedling. The villagers said that the pear tree was struck by lightning in the rainy day a month ago and had long since died. The villagers thought it would not survive, so they cut it down and used it for firewood. The scholar found a letter from Li'er to him in the house, which read: In the past life, the king was Han Ziyan, and in this life, the king is Li Dai'e. From life to life, the slave is only madly in love with you. However, the king is a human being and the slave is a monster. It is a dilemma. The disaster is coming, the slave is about to die, I hope you will take care of yourself.
After the scholar went crazy for a month, he embarked on his official career in a foreign country. He said that he would live out his life according to her wishes, and then he would go find her!
There will be man-made disasters in the past life and natural disasters in this life. Natural disasters and man-made disasters will come again. This love will never be extinguished and will be hurt in the future!
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