[Classic Literature] Popular today, classic tomorrow
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A person would not even risk his life for you, but would rather die to protect you. Is this love? But what if this person turns around and forgets that you held someone else in your arms?
When they first met, he was the golden boy of the Sutra Pavilion of Leiyin Temple. She kidnapped him to the lower world in order to steal the Shura Knife. In a blink of an eye, she and he had been together in the human world for several months. He was devoted to each other in order to resolve the dark hatred in her heart.
Her parents gave birth to her, but it was he who taught her how to grow.
In the teleportation channel filled with space storms, she only had time to grab the ribbon on the other side of his mask. The moment before she witnessed him being torn apart by the storm, she discovered that the face was that of someone she had been with for several months but had spent three thousand years forgetting.
Destiny came and went, but it was he who taught her how to love.
She was frustrated and imprisoned for thousands of years, but she was unwilling to give up after all. When she traveled across thousands of mountains and rivers and stood in front of him again, he had forgotten her. He had someone he loved, and after a thousand years, only she remained in the same place.
She was so weak that she only had her soul left. In order to help his people return to Qingguo, she secretly helped him eradicate his enemies, but she put herself in danger again and again. In the end, they were able to stand hand in hand in front of Qingguo's majestic hall and accept worship from all directions. But why did she recall another figure in her midnight dream?
Who stood up for her time and time again when she was in danger, who held her tightly when she was injured, and who threw her flesh and blood into the sea of fire to offset all the sins of murder and bring peace to the world?
Why didn't anyone who knew tell her that he had a sibling after his rebirth? She recognized him by his appearance, but finally realized that she had recognized the wrong person.
In the Hall of Ten Thousand Buddhas of Leiyin Temple, she pointed her sword at the Supreme Ten Thousand Buddhas and sternly scolded: "All things are born, and their existence is reasonable. Who do you think you are? How can you decide the fate of our Asura clan?"
As proud and tenacious as she was, in the end he knelt down to admit his mistake and begged with tears streaming down his face: "Tell me, where is he?"
The only thing in this world that can really hurt her is a word of love, and he is the only one who can make her cry. And does he love her so deeply that he can't express it, or is he cold and cold-hearted and forget about her as soon as he turns around?