Synopsis: He is Xiao Ruofeng, the Prince Langya of Beili's Tianqi City, as well as the young teacher at the academy. He is as lovely as jade, an unmatched young noble, gentle and refined, elegant and distinguished. She is Situ Xue, the eldest daughter of the Situ family in Liangzhou City. Gentle and dignified, well-read and courteous, she knows love and hate clearly and excels at hidden weapons and swordplay. She is widely recognized as a martial arts prodigy, and the Peacock Plume is her hidden weapon. On his way to Qiandong City, Xiao Ruofeng meets Situ Xue. They fall in love at first sight, unaware of each other's identities. They meet, come to know each other, and fall in love. He is Yan Chu, the Crown Prince of Nan Jue. They grew up together, and he has loved her since childhood, silently protecting her. When splendor fades, loneliness becomes sorrow. She is Xie Yuan, the legitimate daughter of the Duke Dingguo's household. She has loved him since she was young, but knows that his heart belongs only to her sworn younger sister. They meet in the martial world, but their identities keep them from spending their lives together. Longing for love is hard to suppress, and beneath the moon, a solitary song only deepens the yearning. Later, when Situ Xue's elder brother is murdered and her sister-in-law takes her own life out of love, she finally understands that she will never let go again. She doesn't care who he is; she will be with him. After putting everything in order, she sets out alone for Tianqi City.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
