If the afterlife is not over, it is better to bear the burden of life. According to the brief introduction of the novel Wu Xian Di, Wu Xian Di Ye Chen told Ji Ningshuang that if the afterlife did not end, he would rather bear the sweet words of his life. At the end of Emperor Zun's novel in Wuxian, Ye Chen smiled very tired, his mouth was still bleeding, and the last ray of light in his eyes was wiped out. Although he wanted to raise his hand and wipe the tears from his wife's cheeks, he couldn't. Please don't leave me. "If the afterlife is not over, I would rather bear the whole life." Ye Chen's words, hoarse and vicissitudes, faded away, and his eyes that had lost their light slowly closed. The old body melts inch by inch, even tears flow from the corners of eyes, and even blood gushes from the corners of the mouth. Hua Song loses the fly ash, leaving only gentle words, dotted with love full of scars and tears.