Lin Daiyu Goes to the Countryside

When life reaches a point of despair, the answer is not to "end it all," nor should you pin your hopes on "transmigrating" or being "reborn," because "living" and "moving forward" are the only way out. Orphaned young, she endured hardship living under someone else's roof. She died coughing blood while her lover celebrated his wedding night. She struggled to survive, and a kind person came to her aid. In the end, she was saved. --This is the prelude, and the opening. She wandered from place to place, seeking somewhere to call home, returning to the Jia residence, to her relatives in the Lin family, and knocking on the Zhen family's door… He saved her three times, and let her go three times. When they met again, they gazed at each other, and all he said was, "How have you been?" --This is where the story reaches its climax. She is Lin Daiyu, the original, authentic version, with no "transmigration" or "rebirth." Yet she is no longer the young cousin who has just walked through the gates of the Rongguo Mansion, but an ordinary woman who has left the Jia household and tasted every flavor of the world. His name is Mu Gui. Wood returns to its source, and that's all there is to it. --These are the character introductions. As for the ending, let us wait and wonder quietly as the sound of camel bells rings across the Western Regions and a young girl grows up. Theme: