What Lansheng regretted most in his life was that he failed Aji for the sake of the whole world. It was not until he could no longer find Aji that he understood, "There is no family, country, or world in my heart, only you." Unfortunately, it was too late. The youth of that year was like a dream, disappearing with the yellow sand between heaven and earth. There was no trace, and Lansheng's heart also left him. If I come again, I will hold on tightly and never let go.
As for Aji, what he regrets most is that he let Lansheng leave. The three-year appointment he made at the beginning was nowhere to be seen, and he stubbornly left the desert. He thought he was going to pursue his own happiness, but he didn't expect that the young man fell in love and left his hometown. It was all a joke. When the young man was scarred and returned to his long-lost hometown, everything was no longer what he remembered. Come again, Brother Lansheng, I have selfish motives. I don't want you to go. This time I want you to commit yourself.
When the young general returned from the victory, all that was left to him was the solitary cry of the desert. He lay drunk in the place where he met the young man. Tears had already flowed down his cheeks unconsciously, and his heart was so painful. But who would have known that ten years ago, that young man who was ignorant of the world and seemed to never have any troubles, had also sat alone on this sand dune for a night, with only the stars in the sky to accompany him.
The gears of fate turned again, a mysterious spring, a young man's agreement, the young major general in the main hall hugged the baby in his arms, smiled and said to the onlookers, "I don't have any selfish intentions, it's just that my heart is full of him."
Intention: Two lifetimes of love