Reader’s Guide [wuxia, angst, revenge, master and disciple, martial-world feuds, aloof beauty in the early chapters and mad beauty later, sharp-tongued, never forgives a slight]
People say you should never meet someone dazzling when you’re too young to know better. Wuxia met him. And she became his disciple.
She knew he had once loved someone, and that he had gone prematurely gray for the girl who had died.
…She thought he was devoted to her memory.
White petals carpeted the ground beneath the pear tree. The white-haired young man sat on a stone bench, watching the little girl practice her sword until she was panting. Looking up at him, she complained, “Master, when will I be as good as you?”
Years later, he watched his disciple drive the sword he had given her into her own chest.
“I hate you.”
There are merits and there is a lot of room for improvement.
Why does the heroine lose her memory?