A boy fell into emotional entanglements for three lifetimes because he broke a begonia flower. Time and space rotated, and his karmic debt was difficult to settle. This book tells the story of five eras: the late Qing Dynasty at the end of the 19th century, the Puppet Manchukuo in Northeast China to the post-war period after the founding of the People's Republic of China, the early 1980s to the beginning of the 21st century, the great migration period of the earth's climate change from 2004 to 2031, and 2031 to 2059. It takes the identity changes and emotional changes of the male and female protagonists after the reincarnations of "winter" and "summer" against the grand background as the main line, revealing the theme of causal cycles and reciprocity of generations.
Everyone does not exist independently. His birth and death are caused by causes and conditions. The debts owed in the previous life must be repaid in the next life or his descendants. After three lives of embarrassing love debt recourse, the hero and heroine finally owe each other nothing. The grievances and hatred between them finally came to an end when the hero answered the heroine's questions about Sansheng before his death.
Then, the wheel of time and space comes to the eve of the earth's climate change. The hero and heroine no longer owe each other any more in this life, and can finally fall in love together. However, in the face of cruel human disasters and the lover Suzuki Mai who came to pay off his debts in this life, the hero's emotions once again fell into a dilemma. Is it to choose the lover who can finally hold hands in this life after three lifetimes of emotional entanglements? Or should he choose his current lover who murdered his whole family 130 years ago and came here to pay off his debt?
I believe that by the time you read the end of the article, you will naturally have the answer...