Memories and reality intertwined, as disordered as leaves swept by the wind.
More than three thousand times they had met.
More than three thousand times they had traveled together.
More than three thousand times he had forgotten...
Each one now flashed back through Su Mo's mind.
The person who had seemed unfamiliar had long been a dear friend through countless cycles of reincarnation!
So Rouyun, who had lived through reincarnation over and over... had also been suffering the pain of being trapped within it.
So she was different from those little Tree Spirits!
Her memories would not be erased... amid the endless reincarnations.
Unable to forget, she was like someone within a book, reading that book she had long since grown utterly weary of, over and over, countless times...
She was like someone trapped within a stretch of time, unable to escape, unable to bring it to an end. Even though she already knew what would happen, she could only watch it all unfold again.
The only person trapped in endless reincarnation who remembered those endless cycles, she had endured far too much loneliness.
So, in her loneliness, she had finally felt the good fortune that lay beyond it.
So the "forgetting" that had unsettled Su Mo was what she yearned for most in this endless reincarnation.
She hoped Su Mo could forget... forget those three thousand-odd cycles of reincarnation.
She hoped she alone would carry those beautiful memories as she faded from the world...
She did not want the memories that were beautiful to her to become a painful recollection for Su Mo in the years ahead.
She had carefully hidden Su Mo's memories.
She had carefully hoped... that her departure would leave no one sad.
Those densely packed memories flooded Su Mo's mind all at once, like a