Clear Distinctions Between Pure and Murky

Packed with foreshadowing, with plenty to savor along the way

The early chapters focus on laying groundwork and planting clues. The middle focuses on paying off some of those clues and building connections. The later chapters are all about fighting, fighting, fighting, and killing, killing, killing.

[Two heroines + ensemble cast + rekindled romance + goofy humor]

One person from the start, and whether you get teammates depends on fate.

Rescue someone by chance on the road, and gain two teammates.

Stand up for someone at a tavern, and gain two teammates.

Rescue someone lying in the snow, and gain one teammate.

Every day, Qing Chenyan looks at three lovable goofballs, two mutes, and one more lovable goofball, Qing Qing, who is full of secrets, and feels endlessly dejected.

“I knew it. I shouldn't have gotten involved with this bunch of cultivators.”

Please stick with it through the first three chapters. It gets more and more compelling as you go.

Restrained emotional expression + character-driven ensemble cast + light comedy to break the tension + bittersweet feelings +