The hard-luck cow and horse "Er Lengzi"* pursues the cold-faced Sophora japonica
Yan Chen, a hardworking worker, was extremely unlucky. He was so unlucky that he died just by going to a comic exhibition.
In order to prove his innocence, he entered the mall again and met the strange white-haired iceberg-faced Huai Ye. Although he was good-looking, he was also the most suspicious.
However, when he met Huai Ye, he accidentally discovered some memories that did not belong to him.
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Because they always miss it in time.
Or a passerby.
Huai Ye wanders through time, immortal and immortal, searching for a long-lost god with the resources of a half-immortal.
The first time was with the enigmatic Imperial Master, the young master of the Prime Minister's Mansion who was forced to get married. Just miss it on that road full of sunset.
The second time, passers-by in a hurry passed by a mountain top, and a young man knelt in front of the statue of the god. The young man was worshiped by the village as the messenger of the god. They left in a hurry at the grand ceremony to pray for blessings and ward off disasters.
The third time, the powerful aura of the god swept across the mountain top, along with the forcibly suppressed karma. What came out of the mountain was a remnant soul, taking away all the karma. What remained in the mountain was the clone of the god, a fair-skinned young man, a wanderer walking in the world. He thought he had found the god, but accidentally shattered the remnant soul.
The fourth time, the young gentleman took in a student, but died suddenly just a few years later. The student left secretly without shedding a single tear.
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Many times later, that will be the last time we meet, and it will be the last time to atone for our sins.
Huai Ye locked Yan Chen's scarlet eyes and asked questions.
Why should we collect karma for him?
Why split the soul?
Don't you have any, even a little bit of... Emotion?
After asking three questions in the snow, I got a decisive answer.
"I received the karma, and Xie Jin did it on purpose. I have always been indifferent to you from the beginning to the end..."
Concept: An inch of time is worth an inch of gold, but an inch of gold cannot buy an inch of time.