“Your Highness, I understand your everything,” Hua Cheng said quietly. “Your courage, your despair. Your kindness, your pain. Your resentment, your hate. Your wisdom, your foolishness. If I could, I would have you use me as your stepping stone, the bridges you take apart after crossing, the bones you need to trample on your climb, the sinner who endures the agony of a million knives. But I know you won’t allow it.”

Now there is nothing I could think about other than this scene. How Xie Lian broke down, trying very hard to grab and held him. How his vision going blurry as Hua Cheng also began to fade away.

In his heart, Xie Lian swore it once more: I believe.

[…]

Last time, they spent eight hundreds years running toward each other. This time, it only took an instant to fall into each other’s embrace.

And oh how this scene became the remedy of those awful moments we got. 

I love it so much! I love the ending, I love every character in the book. I don’t know what else I could say like I LOVE IT I LOVE IT.