Life on the Other Side* Blossoms Fall All over Acacia City

When she was three years old, her father and eldest brother disappeared in the flames of war, her mother was kidnapped by her uncle, and her supposedly happy family was destroyed. On a rainy night, she lay hanging on a thread in a barrel, drifting down the river in the wind and rain. By the river, she was rescued by a handsome boy and became his apprentice. . . When she was fifteen years old, her master told her, Nizi, let's go. Maybe your parents are still alive and you should go find them. . . She didn't want to leave her master but was kicked out of the courtyard. In this life, she has never seen the master again. The master told him that life is very long and everyone is a passerby. There is no need to care too much about staying or leaving, and there is no need to be resentful, because good and evil will be rewarded, and no one can control it. Only by being clear about what you are doing can you not get hurt. . . Life was like a fleeting moment, with ups and downs. She watched the man she liked ascend to the throne, she watched her relatives find happiness, and she watched her friends live happily. That was enough. . . At the end of her life, she looked at the sky and told her close friends that she did not need to be buried after her death, she could just find a windy place to disperse. After all, what she loved most was freedom. . . .