With My Eyes, I Can See the Sea You Haven't Seen Yet

Ruan Qingqing, a terminally ill girl, has only the last ray of light left in her life - her beloved Su Muzhe, who also fell into despair due to eye disease. Her biggest regret was not being able to go see the sea with him. At the end of her life, she made a shocking and decisive decision: risking death, transplanting her cornea to him, and using her life to exchange light for him. Su Muzhe, who regained his light, discovered the cruel truth after being ecstatic. He couldn't bear this "gift" in exchange for his lover's life, and fell into great pain and self-blame. Every inch of light he saw reflected her departing figure. With inescapable longing, Su Muchhe decided to fulfill his promise to Ruan Qingqing. He used her eyes to embark on a journey to see the world for her. He went to the desert, to the snow-capped mountains, to the grassland, and finally came to the sea that she had been dreaming about. He held her wedding photo up to the blue, as if she was by his side, witnessing the vastness of the world with him. However, missing you becomes a disease. In the fifth year since Ruan Qingqing left, Su Muzhe's body and mind were already overwhelmed. He lived alone, his body silently protesting, and eventually dying. Before he died, his only wish was to be buried next to her. The two souls finally meet again in another world. They interpreted their love in the most extreme way: for him, she cut out her heart and changed her eyes, and died without regrets; for her, he saw all the mountains and seas, and sacrificed his life for love. The photo album recording all the scenery became the epitaph of their love, and finally made up for the regret of saying "see the sea for me".