Xuanshui Zhenxin: the Millennium Game Under Leifeng Pagoda

Bai Suzhen, the thousand-year-old white snake, has never been a demon obsessed with repaying kindness. She is the mysterious water scale left behind by Nuwa when she was patching up the sky. She was punished by heaven for interfering with the fate of the world, so she had to shed the scales and rebuild them. Going down the mountain to look for Xu Xian is to unravel the deadlock between "loving one person" and "loving all living beings" - if you don't understand clearly, a thunder disaster is coming and your soul will be scattered. But the water in the West Lake is shallow and cannot hide the undercurrents of the three realms: the chaotic energy sealed at the bottom of the Leifeng Tower is ready to move, the ancient monster clan covets her power of mysterious water, and Fahai is pressing forward step by step with a Zen staff, but there is a struggle between "obeying the rules" and "protecting the common people" hidden. Xu Xian is not a cowardly scholar. He saw through her true identity at a glance, but handed her a poison umbrella: "A doctor can distinguish between good and evil, but not between humans and monsters." When the water overflows the Jinshan Mountain, it is the demon tribe that puts the blame on it, and when the fairy grass is stolen, it is a glimpse of destiny. This encounter that started in the West Lake has already become a chess game between heaven and earth. Bai Suzhen holds Xuan Shui as a blade, and Xu Xian uses benevolence as a shield. Can they overturn the rules of heaven so that under Leifeng Pagoda, there will no longer be the sigh of "humans and monsters have different paths"?