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To My Wife
A young actress got into a car accident and crossed over to an era 100 years from now and met her lover then.
The title was based from a famous letter written by Lin Juemin, an early Qing Dynasty revolutionary, to his wife before his death.
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A young actress got into a car accident and crossed over to an era 100 years from now and met her lover then. The title was based from a famous letter written by Lin Juemin, an early Qing Dynasty revolutionary, to his wife before his death.
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Genre:History, Drama
Written By:Guangzhao Zhang
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