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The Lament of Eternal Regret
The Lament of Eternal Regret Plot:
Lin Xia, a modern cultural relic restorer, accidentally takes on the task of restoring a Tang Dynasty fragmented manuscript *The Lament of Eternal Regret*. During restoration, she finds a half-piece of jade pendant inside and frequently dreams of being Li Zhaoyi, a princess of the prosperous Tang Dynasty, who fell in love with Shen Yan, a godlike general, but was separated by the An Lushan Rebellion—Shen Yan died protecting her, leaving half the manuscript unfinished. One day, Gu Zhao, an antique shop owner holding the other half of the pendant, shows up, and his face is identical to Shen Yan’s in her dreams. Lin Xia gradually uncovers the truth: Shen Yan’s soul has been trapped in the manuscript for a thousand years, waiting to rekindle their “unfinished” love. But just as the manuscript is about to be fully restored, Gu Zhao suddenly disappears, leaving a note: “I am a spirit from the manuscript. To stay together forever, you must gamble your current memories…”
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