What Lan Sheng regrets most in this life is betraying A Ji for the sake of the whole world. Only when he could no longer find A Ji did he understand: “What place do I have in my heart for the nation and the world? There's only you.” But by then, it was too late. The boy from those days was like a dream, swallowed by the yellow sands as they vanished into the world, without a trace to be found. Lan Sheng's heart went with him. If I could live it all again, I would hold on tight and never let go.
As for A Ji, what he regrets most is letting Lan Sheng leave. They had promised to meet again in three years, but in the end, Lan Sheng never showed. A Ji stubbornly left the desert, thinking he was going in search of happiness. He never expected that a boy's first love and leaving home would all turn out to be a joke. When the boy returned to his long-lost hometown, battered and bruised, nothing was the way he remembered it. If I could live it all again, Brother Lan Sheng, I admit I'm selfish. I don't want you to leave. This time, you have to make me your husband.
When the young general returned victorious, all he found was the lonely desert's mournful cries. He lay drunk in the place where he and the boy had first met, tears streaming down his face before he even realized it. Nothing could hurt more. But who could have known that ten years earlier, the carefree boy who seemed never to have a worry in the world had also sat alone on these dunes all night, with only the stars for company?
The wheels of fate turned once more. A mysterious spring, a promise made between two boys. In the great hall, the young general held his beloved close and smiled at the onlookers. “What selfish motives could I have? He's all I see, all I care about.”
Theme: A love that spans two lifetimes
I feel like it's well written, so good
My wife seems to have revised it many times. After reading the first chapter, it was okay (feeling)