The Six Continents have long been at war, with Yunzhou and Wuzhou locked in a thousand-year feud and fighting without cease.
She is Gu Xiaotang, the pampered eldest daughter of the Gu family of Yunzhou. He is Liu Yuchen, the brilliant young master of the Liu family of Wuzhou. Born enemies, they meet at the Six Continents Dao Debate. One glance is all it takes for them to fall, finding in each other a worthy rival as love quietly takes root.
For this love that crossed continents, they cast aside their identities and fled to Cangzhou, asking only for a place to live together. But demons ran rampant in Cangzhou, and he was abducted by a demon princess because of his peerless beauty and made her Demon Queen.
To save him, she practiced Cangzhou techniques, combined them with Yunzhou secret arts to create her own unique moves, and stormed the altar at the demons’ Heaven-Sealing Ceremony. With one sword strike, she defeated the Demon Lord, rescued him, and went into hiding with him at Lanshui Bay. They thought a peaceful life would last forever.
Then a declaration of war arrived from Wuzhou. With his family’s duty weighing on him like a mountain, he ultimately let her down, leaving only a letter before returning to his continent to prepare for war.
A spirit-summoning letter from the Gu family came tearing through the air. Her hair turned white overnight. She severed her ties of love and returned to Yunzhou as its vanguard, clad in white and merciless in battle.
Once lovers, they became enemies on the battlefield. At the border of Yuzhou, before Wangchuan Cliff, the two armies faced off with weapons raised, yet the love in their eyes had never faded.
Frost fell across the Six Continents, turning the world white. They broke free of the shackles of their continents with their lives, embracing as they plunged from the cliff. In death, they fulfilled a love that had crossed a thousand years of enmity.
The feud between Yunzhou and Wuzhou, the chaos across the Six Continents, the demons’ calamity: none of it could outweigh one declaration. He is mine. No one can take him away.