The first time Death God Yoon's scythe stopped for mankind was on a rainy night in a dilapidated church. He was going to harvest the soul of the young man with lung cancer who huddled under the colorful window, but his finger bones were burned by the warmth around him. During the seven years of stowaway time, the God of Death taught the boy how to make wine with moonlight, but failed to teach him how to lock the passing hourglass of life. When the word "Wen Yang" was engraved on the tombstone, Youn gently placed the blue forget-me-not in front of the bright photo of him still smiling, and began to wait.
The eighteen-year reincarnation restarted, and Youn picked up the crying baby in the orphanage. He personally trained Wen Yang to be a doctor who could play Chopin's nocturnes, but at the Wen Yang's 30th birthday party, he witnessed a scalpel pricking his snow-white robe - fate always breaks the music at the climax of the piano keys. When the second bunch of forget-me-nots was placed in front of the tombstone, the God of Death carved out half of the godhead and threw it into the river of reincarnation.
The bell of the third world rang, and Yoon imprisoned himself in a time rift. And Wen Yang, who had awakened with the memories of two lives, broke through the wall of illusion on a rainy night when he was eighteen years old, and his fingertips penetrated the transparent body of Death: "This time it is my turn to seize eternity." When death came again as promised, Wen Yang's broken pupils burst out with oracular golden light - those forget-me-nots watered by the blood of Death, had already taken root in the depths of his soul and became a divine totem. This time, the withered blue petals will bloom again in the reverse flow of time, and the gaze spanning three reincarnations will eventually rewrite the most painful footnote in the book of life and death.
Purpose: Eternal love