The Frost Moon's Ashen Ballad

Using "godslaying" as its premise, the story explores cause and effect, and sacrifice: Leng Yue spends seventy thousand years in reincarnation to carve out a chance of survival for Su Wanqing; Chaoyan turns obsession into calamity; and Cangming becomes a puppet in the service of illusory divine authority. In the end, amid the ashes, Su Wanqing realizes that the calamity of gods and demons does not come from outside forces, but from the greed and fear in people's hearts. At the conclusion, a peach tree bears twin blossoms, with golden petals and blood-red calyxes sharing one stem, hinting that love and hate have the same root, and that eternal tribulation has no end.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.