"Qingcheng Mountain Nine-tailed Fox" takes the vicissitudes of the fox girl Qingli as the thread, weaving a long and strange scroll of Buddha, immortals, monsters and ordinary beings. She is weak and slender, and every touch of blood red on the tip of her tail is a witness to the overthrow of people's hearts: chanting sutras in Buddhist halls hides lust, immortals slay monsters with beauty-preserving medicine, mountain spirits follow them and reveal their ferocious nature, mortals dig graves for jade, offer foxes to immortals, or seek out their hearts for medicine.
Qingli's pity is both a sharp blade and a shackle. She accidentally tears apart the sacred mask and sees the demon struggling and the world sinking. From the mountain roads of Qingcheng to the turmoil in the capital, betrayal and redemption are intertwined. In the end, in a puzzle that subverts common sense, the ultimate proposition of good and evil is asked - all living beings are trapped in desire, who can be alone?
Yin Qianrou's family was exterminated by hypocritical monks for protecting a secret treasure. Her road to revenge intersects with the three people's journey to protect the treasure. From the youthful cooperation between Ling tide and Shen Qingci during Mo Li's raid, to the peak showdown caused by Yin Qianrou's blood sacrifice breaking the ban, the secret room murals reveal the secret origins of Kunlun and the Blood Shadow Sect.
Lingxi grew up amid misunderstandings, Shen Qingci questioned the authenticity of the right path, and Taoist priest Qingxuan struggled between tradition and the truth. The collision of prejudice and truth outlines the folds of human nature in the world of Xianxia.
