Kunlun Snow Embraces Peach Blossom Shadow

The snow in Kunlun Ruins has been falling for 90,000 years, but finally the peach blossom shadow from Qingqiu has appeared. Mo Yuan, the God of War in charge of the Eastern Wasteland, has a temperament as calm as ice, but when he picked up the lost little fox, his heart quietly rippled. He named her Si Yin and took her as his disciple, watching her grow from an ignorant child into a smart girl. He taught her the techniques, protected her, and hid the tenderness that had not been revealed for 90,000 years in his eyes under the black robe. Bai Qian, the lost emperor's concubine from Qingqiu, went to Kunlun Ruins to study under the pseudonym Si Yin. She relied on her master's calmness and coveted the quiet favor, but she didn't know that the master-disciple relationship had already quietly deteriorated. When the peach blossom shadow fell, she looked at him more shyly, and he looked at her with hidden meaning. The wind and snow in Kunlun and the peach blossoms in Qingqiu are originally the scenery of two worlds, but they are intertwined because of an encounter. He is her revered master like a god, and she is his concern hidden deep in his heart. This love that transcends the status of master and apprentice has secretly grown over the ages, and will eventually face the test of the rules of heaven and earth and the torrent of fate. When the peach blossoms fall again and the snow in Kunlun melts, their bond has just begun.