The flames of war are flying south with the warmth of spring. The vast Chinese land is filled with gunpowder smoke, and all living creatures sleep and live with the splashing firelight. The lovers met and fell in love in this vast world, but they didn't know that the fireworks born from the ground would eventually block them for the rest of their lives. "I am thinking of you thousands of miles away, but I can't see you again. I hope that after my death, my descendants can take my ashes with you and take them to you. So that you know that I have never forgotten you. This is my selfishness regardless of whether you were born in wedlock. You don't have to forgive me, just remember "Stay with me." (The hero and heroine fell in love in the flames of war, but could not stay together for the rest of their lives. The story may be written in a more serious way) (Updated once a week, two to three chapters at a time, about 2,000 words per chapter, updated on weekends, staying up late to update makes me almost bald, I am a medical student, please forgive me)
Intention: Who doesn't sing for freedom?