[Ancient Fantasy + Redemption of Two Heroines + Resurrection through Resurrection + Destiny] "They fell in love with each other in the cracks of reincarnation: one turned his last wish into a battle armor, and the other carved his name into the other's blood. When the tear-stained bamboo slips were soaked in blood, the unfinished love letter eventually turned into a prairie fire that burned away the shackles."
She is Li Qingmei, a chivalrous woman who is like a blazing fire in the mountains, and she is Xiang Lingjun, the bamboo spirit who sheds tears under the moon. When the purple lightning tore through the sky, Xiangfeizhu used her millennium of cultivation to block the punishment from heaven for Hongqun. Before dissipating, she burned her spiritual core into the girl's heart: "Live for me."
From then on, Li Qingmei traveled all over Jiuzhou, with the bamboo blades on her sleeves, cutting off all injustices - until the day her memory revived, she ran back to the bamboo forest to embrace the new bamboo shoots, which turned into scorched earth in the thunder: "This time, I will guard your reincarnation."
Tang Wanzheng, a sickly noble girl who coughed up blood and turned into plum blossoms, was the mute Azhu who was transplanted to the Hou Mansion.
When the girl's cold blood seeped into the bamboo joints, Xiang Fei Zhu appeared as a spirit for the first time. He heard the breathless whisper: "A Zhu... I should call you..." But he saw soldiers breaking down the door and engulfing the house in flames. She forcibly transformed into a human being and rushed out of the sea of fire. The girl in her arms was already cold, and the unfinished word "" was locked in her throat forever.
The scoldings of the clan elders were still echoing in her ears: "If you don't marry into the Zhang family, you will bring shame to the Tang family!" The wedding dress, which was tied tightly into the neck with buttons, was like water-soaked python skin. The more she struggled, the more suffocating she became.
"Ah Zhu, you have lived for me for so long with this name."
"Do you understand freedom better than me?"
