Xi Shu loved Mu Li deeply. He once said: "Pear can't be shared with others, it can only belong to me."
But the relationship between pear trees and fruits is not like that. The pear tree bears fruit. After the pear matures, it will be picked by another person, eaten dry and wiped clean, leaving the pear core and buried in the soil. The pear core in the soil may sprout again, grow branches, and bear fruit.
Xi Shu is not a pear core buried in the soil, he is a big tree that can bear pears. He must always be on guard against passers-by coveting the fruits on his branches, but a gust of wind blows, and the fully ripe pears can't wait to rush to another world.
Intention: Regret blooms