Warm and unrestrained Xia Zhuo and cool and gentle Bai Wanqing (inferior self-esteem in the early stage, toughness in the later stage). Xia Zhuo (I, the article, narrated in the first person), who was "drained" by the problem, died unexpectedly and was bound to the system. He had to travel across the world to prevent the key figure Bai Wanqing from turning black in order to be reborn.
When we first met, Bai Wanqing was an orphan girl dying in the mud, while Xia Zhuo rushed in recklessly like a little sun, splitting the chaos with pepper spray and pulling her out of the abyss. The embrace of the dilapidated temple on a rainy night in the rivers and lakes is the beginning of the warmth of the cold night; the peach wood hairpin engraved with "burning its flowers" has become a tacit token.
Xia Zhuo takes her out of the quagmire and teaches her to hold on to courage; Bai Wanqing grows from a dodder flower in need of shelter to a moonlight that can stand side by side. Together they braved the Netherworld Cold Pond to temper their bones, and were buried together in the Sword Valley to appease their sword souls. Qin Zhiyi's ruthlessness and the Canglan Sword Sect's strife made the two hearts become even tighter. Under the moonlight of the sword-washing pool, they made a vow that spans life and death - regardless of gender, just for the recognition of souls.
The system tasks have been completed long ago, but Xia Zhuo chose to stay, going from the arena to the market, and living "redemption" as a daily routine. Death briefly separated them, and obsession across time and space reunited Bai Wanqing with memory fragments in Xia Zhuo's world. This time, there is no system or mission, only the words "I found you" across reincarnation. Little Sun and Bai Yueguang will eventually carve each other's names into eternity.
