Rosmei revealed the covers for all three volumes of their English release of To Live, to Die, to Love You Again, a reincarnation fantasy danmei series by Zheng Jiao Xiao Hun. No artist has been publicly credited by the publisher at this time. [Source: Twitter/X, Bluesky]
No estimated dates for preorder or release have been given. Rosmei recently assured a Twitter/X user that they had secured an exclusive extra for the series, meaning fans have something special to look forward to whenever the series drops.
To Live to Die to Love You Again
十世禅
[Synopsis Provided by Rosmei:]
On a night split open by lightning, Liaoxuan crosses paths with Fuyan, a wounded fox demon struck down by heavenly tribulation. Compassion moves the monk to intervene—yet the moment their eyes meet, something older than memory stirs. Fuyan recoils from salvation even as he clings to life, his hostility edged with a familiarity neither can name.
What seems like a chance encounter is only the surface of a far deeper, far older bond. This is not the first time monk and demon have collided, nor the first life in which their fates have intertwined. In this incarnation, threads from forgotten lives tug at their souls: fragments of devotion, betrayal, tenderness, and ruin that neither fully recalls but both cannot escape.
As Liaoxuan edges closer to buddhahood and Fuyan fights the pull of an inexplicable connection, the past presses in, demanding to be remembered. Through shifting identities, blurred loyalties, and the echo of lives long lost, the path ahead narrows to a single truth:
After so many lifetimes, will Fuyan accept the compassion reaching out to him—and let himself be redeemed?
To Live, to Die, to Love You Again (十世禅) is a danmei novel by Zheng Jiao Xiao Hun. It began serialization in 2020 and ran for 188 chapters (plus 8 Extras), and is available to read in Chinese on Chang Pei.
The series has received an audio drama adaptation, available on the Manbo app.
You can learn more about To Live to Die to Love You Again in the DanmeiNews catalog.
