"The Return of the Soul" - A poignant love curse.
The story is set in an ancient town, with an abandoned mysterious temple that is said to be inhabited by an evil spirit. The young people in the village avoided it, but only the small village Gu Lele was curious about this rumor. Lele met a handsome strange man with a jade tree in the wind by the stream at the head of the village. The two fell in love and began dating secretly.
It was getting late, and Le was still willing to return to the village, but found that the voice of ** came from the mysterious temple at the entrance of the village. Boldly she walked into the temple, but the door was suddenly shut. A man suddenly appeared in front of him, claiming to be a former villager**. It turned out that ** had always had a crush on Lele, but he was cursed by a wizard and turned into an evil spirit. And Lele is the reincarnation of **, which is also a fate for them.
* Ask Lele to help unravel the curse. Lele decided to give it a go and find a way to work with you. The two guard each other as they travel through the dark, dilapidated monastery for the sake of time, searching for clues left by the wizard.
Eventually, in the depths of the Forbidden Lands, they found an ancient scroll that recorded the secret of lifting the curse. Just on the night of the full moon, go to the bright moon well on the top of the mountain and throw five red night pearls to unlock the curse and restore the ** body.
After 100 days of preparation, Lele and ** finally came to the top of the mountain on the night of the full moon. Lele gently cast five night pearls in the bright moon well. **'s body began to recover, but Lele's breathing became more and more difficult. It turns out that the price of breaking the curse is Lele's life.
At the last moment, Lele confessed to ** that she hoped that ** could live well. **I was deeply moved, but I was heartbroken by the departure of Lele in front of me. Finally, ** remembered her previous love for herself, promised to miss Lele forever, and buried her in the temple, becoming the patron saint of the village.