Fate is a knot, which allows people on two parallel lines to meet and get to know each other; fate is a calamity, which makes people who should be strangers become entangled in pain; fate is fate, which makes even people who do not believe in fate raise their hands and surrender under the arrangement of fate...
Can he bid farewell to the past and embrace the future?
Can she light a beacon and find hope?
Can he break out of the quagmire and redeem himself?
Can she put down the butcher's knife and become a Buddha immediately?
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Although the sunset is lonely and the moon is as cold as frost; fortunately, we meet again at the end of the world, and the setting sun warms the moon!