Song of Devouring Love

She escapes death and climbs out of a coffin, with no memory of her past.

Her master says she should be named after a medicinal herb, so she becomes Bai Zhi.

With her memories gone, she is like a blank sheet of paper, unknown to everyone.

Stricken with a strange poison, she struggles to stay alive as she searches for the elusive truth.

Who loves her so much that they must live and die together?

He claims to love her, yet wants her life.

There is a medicine called Love-Eater. One drop, and two people share life and death, severing love and desire.

A humorous version:

Master: You have at most three years to live.

Bai Zhi: Yeah, right...

Ling Zimo: I’m not your son, I like

Bai Zhi: Get lost! I don’t have a son as old as you.

Wen Qinglan: Though we cannot share a room in life, I wish to share a grave in death.

Bai Zhi: Will you stop going on about dying? I haven’t lived long enough yet!

To live a healthy life to the age of one hundred, Bai Zhi swears she’ll find the bastard who poisoned her!

Thanks to V Dian for the wonderfully creative blurb.

Personally, I think this book is beautifully written. Even I found it moving, especially the way the romance unfolds.