Nan Huaiyin was informed by the Heavenly Dao that he was guilty of heinous sins and would have to endure punishment for ten lifetimes before he could atone.
Nan Zhunyin refused to accept it. He had no memories, so how could anyone say he was guilty of heinous sins?
My fate is mine to command, not Heaven's. Nan Zhunyin began trying to save himself.
In his first life, Nan Zhunyin was a scholar, and his existence was to serve as Qu Yuexun's shadow.
Nan Huaiyin wanted the world to know who he was, but no matter how convincing the evidence he presented, no one stood by his side.
On the day Qu Yuexun succeeded, Nan Zhunyin died a miserable death in the mountains.
In his second life, Nan Zhunyin was the real young master who had been switched at birth, while Qu Yuexun was the impostor who took his place and received everyone's affection.
In this life, Nan Zhunyin became Qu Yuexun's foil. After enduring endless abuse, he died when his heart was cut out to prolong Qu Yuexun's life.
The third, fourth, and fifth lives were all miserable for Nan Zhunyin.
Nan Zhunyin decided to give up. He didn't want to fight the Heavenly Dao anymore.
In his sixth life, Nan Zhunyin chose to kill himself.
Then he failed.
It turned out only someone else could kill him.
Nan Zhunyin began actively seeking death, making sure his seventh, eighth, and ninth lives all ended before he turned twenty.
At last, Nan Huaiyin entered his tenth life.
This time, he was arranged to marry the bloodthirsty Prince of Zhenbei.
Nan Zhunyin didn't care about any of that. He only cared when Qu Yuexun would show up, so he could get ready to die.
Mu Guangbai, the Prince of Zhenbei, had gone to the battlefield countless times, and before every departure, his wish was to come back alive.
A man who wanted to die and a man who wanted to live were bound together just like that.
Theme: Only by living can you encounter a better future.
