Thousand Years of Love: Manzhu Shahua

Do you know about Manzhu Shahua, the flower of the other shore? The following story is about Manzhu and Shahua. Legend has it that a long time ago, the edge of the city was full of large tracts of Manzhu Shahua, which is Manzhu Shahua. There are two fairies guarding the other side of the flower. One is a flower fairy called Manzhu, and the other is a leaf fairy named Shahua. They have been waiting for the flower of the other side for thousands of years, but they have never seen each other, because when the flower blooms, you can't see the leaves, and when there are leaves, you can't see the flower. They missed each other crazily and were tortured by this pain. Finally one day, they decided to meet secretly against God's rules. The bright red flowers of Manzhusha that year were set off by the eye-catching green, and they bloomed particularly coquettishly and beautifully. It was expected that God would blame him. Manzhu and Shahua were thrown into reincarnation and cursed to never be together, and suffered hardships in the world for life after life. From then on, when the flowers on the other side bloomed, no leaves were visible, and when there were leaves, no flowers were visible. The shape of the flower is like a palm that only prays to heaven. It has never appeared in the city again. It has been more than three thousand years since Manzhu and Shahua were cast into reincarnation. I can't remember the specific time because it was too long. On this day, God summoned Manzhu and Shahua, who were preparing to be reincarnated again. God asked Manzhu, "Is Manzhu's reincarnation painful?" Manzhu answered honestly: "Pain." God asked again, "Then do you regret that you went against my will and met in private?" Manzhu replied without hesitation, "I don't regret it." God asked puzzledly "Why?" If you know what happened next, please read Wenwen