Two heroines! The gentle goddess Ye Zhiliu x the lively, adorable Pixiu Wanwan (a fake rabbit spirit).
Ye Zhiliu: “I am a god, so I will fulfill my duty. If they want my life, they may have it, for I was born for them.” “White clouds drape the shadowy ravine; emerald peaks stretch on without end.”
Wanwan: “Your little rabbit loves making friends wherever she goes. If you’re in trouble, I’ll give you a hand.” “It’s Wanwan’s honor to have met Sister Liu.” “Swaying, swaying, yesterday’s splendor flourished; today, only remnants remain. The rainbow has yet to form, the jade gives no light. With a gentle smile, I listen closely to the fish leap. Swaying until the chrysanthemums fade, lingering echoes drift on, and spring dawn comes unnoticed.”
The exceptionally talented second young master of the Xie family, Xie Tongyue.
Zhou Zongbai, a fake monk who pretends to be above it all.
What will the four of them encounter as they search for the four keys that can open the box containing the Demon-Eater Mirror?
No romance, two heroines.
The characterization is delicate, each character is lifelike, and the plot has ups and downs.