Chu Qiao: A New Life in Langya Bang

Best not to meet at all, then we would never fall in love. Second best not to know each other, then we would never pine for each other. Third best not to accompany each other, then we would never owe each other anything. Fourth best not to cherish each other, then we would never remember each other. Fifth best not to love each other, then we would never abandon each other. Sixth best not to face each other, then we would never meet again. Seventh best not to misunderstand each other, then we would never let each other down. Eighth best not to make promises to each other, then we would never have to part. Ninth best not to rely on each other, then we would never hold each other close. Tenth best not to encounter each other, then we would never come together. But once we have met, we come to know each other. How can meeting compare to never having met? How I wish I could sever all ties with you, so that life and death would no longer make us pine for each other. (Feeling sorry for Yuan Chun as I start this story. I might weave in elements from Nirvana in Fire. I always have to give the heroine a shop-opening golden finger.) Theme: