A Qiong Yao Anthology: Ziwei's Transmigration

Xia Ziwei believes there is love in this world, and that forgiveness is its greatest virtue. She believes in loving only one person, and in the vow, "When the mountains lose their peaks and heaven and earth become one, only then will I part from you." But her husband broke his vow, and his concubine had her son killed. She took her own life. She thought her life had ended there, never knowing it was only the beginning. She was reborn with her memories intact and lived through many lifetimes. She learned to kill, to scheme, to hate, and to endure, but forgot how to love. She would never love again; that wholehearted, unwavering devotion could never return. Yet she also learned to remain unshaken by honor or disgrace, to stand by someone through thick and thin, and how deep love can eventually grow faint. Theme: