Millennium of Solitude (Zhuo Donglai, Yang Jian)

Synopsis: Black robes, dark cloak. Yet they cannot hide the cold loneliness about him. A thousand years later, he has buried the recklessness of his youth, so icy that he nearly conceals every emotion. Like the black spider lily blooming on the far bank of the Yellow Springs, bewitchingly beautiful, touched by despair... Purple robes, brocade gown. A curse hangs over him, denying him peace forever. Though he has turned through a thousand years, he alone carries his memories. Even being reborn twice has not lifted the terrible curse. He is a man like opium: irresistible, yet terrifying as poison... Yang Jian. He said, “You have already died once before me. I will never let you die before me a second time.” He said, “I once wanted to change the Heavenly Laws for their sake. But now, I want to do it for you.” Zhuo Donglai. He said, “If you insist on rescuing them, then I'll help you.” He said, “Don't even think of making yourself part of your own scheme and dying before me. I'll stop you, whatever it takes!” Note: I like Life more than the nine-year script, so some parts of this story were influenced by Life. For example, the last line of the synopsis, Zhuo Donglai's words: “...making yourself part of your own scheme...” Theme: