[Two Female Leads + Wuxia + Jianghu + Slow Burn + Principled Characters + No System]
This isn’t a wish-fulfillment story. The romance is interwoven with the jianghu, and the characters will grow along the way.
[Cool, reserved, slow-burn peerless senior sister vs. passionate, compassionate junior sister]
Who in the jianghu hasn’t heard that Luo Qingyue, the Frostmoon Fairy of the Yinling Palace, is peerlessly cool and aloof, with no interest in romance? Her swordsmanship is unmatched under heaven, unparalleled through the ages.
But the jianghu’s factions are stirring, and the court’s situation is fraught with intrigue. It feels as if a storm is about to break.
She truly is reserved and taciturn, like thousand-year-old ice on Changbai Mountain. But her heart is not cold. She travels the jianghu for her sisters in the palace, carving out a vast realm of clear skies and bright moonlight through sheer force of will.
Yet this world has no place for heroes. In this dreary age, even the most remarkable women are destined to be buried and forgotten. The sect’s situation has been steadily worsening behind the scenes. She swallows it all down, like the bitter wine of the jianghu.
Just when all hope seemed lost, a junior sister arrived at the palace from thousands of miles away: Xu Zhaoqiu. And after the young woman arrived, the sect’s fortunes unexpectedly began to flourish.
Was it coincidence, or fate?
Out of caution, Luo Qingyue carefully investigated her junior sister. Instead, she found in her the warmth she had been missing throughout her travels in the jianghu, and thought nothing more of it.
…
Before long, Luo Qingyue began to feel that the atmosphere between her and Xu Zhaoqiu had grown rather strange.
Xu Zhaoqiu: I’ve shed blood for the sect. I’ve earned my merits for the sect. How does Senior Sister plan to reward me?
Luo Qingyue: Hmm? (Noticing the signs)
