My Heart and Liver, Don’t Abandon Me, Okay?

[Romance · Drama · Reincarnation]

From the beginning, when they first met, you were the song in the cold of the south, healing me night after night while I was in hell.

Seven-year-old Nan Sheng picked up Yin Han in a cold night from the corner of an alley and stretched out her fair, warm hand to him. The first thing she said was, “Big brother, you look so good! Would you like to come home with me and be my husband?”

Yin Han did not know that the moment he took hold of that warmth in the cold, the gears of fate had begun to turn.

Nan Sheng took Yin Han home and kept him there for eight years. For six of those years, whenever she called him, he would say, “I’m here.” But he never knew why, in the next two years, she changed. Again and again, “Get lost,” “You’re so dirty,” “Don’t touch me” were blades driven into his heart. That time, she abandoned him.

Years later, when Yin Han and Nan Sheng met again, what Yin Han saw was only a cold gravestone, while Nan Sheng personally watched the boy she had once told to get lost die before her eyes.

After rebirth, Nan Sheng gave him all the goodness in the world, rushing toward him with all the warmth this world could offer. Yin Han, who had once been abandoned, looked at her again and could not believe it. When he met her bright, resolute eyes once more, he held her and said hoarsely and aggrievedly, “Darling, don’t leave me again.” Otherwise, I’m afraid I won’t be able to stop myself from disappearing with you.