The Moon Shines Brightly

The thing that Yun Qingyue regretted most in her life was saving Xie Wuwu who was chased all over the mountain by monsters in Black Wind Forest. This "weak" casual cultivator, who had nothing but a face, had been clinging to her ever since. She was practicing swordplay, while he was making tea; she was slaying demons, while he was hiding behind and waving flags and shouting; she was enlightened under the moon, and he was sleeping soundly with his pillow on the bluestone, and disturbed her peace by talking in her sleep. She devoted herself to the Tao, and felt that this man was the biggest stumbling block on her path to immortality, and she was extremely annoyed. But she didn't know when she got used to having his warmth beside her. She was used to the cup of tea he handed her, used to his seemingly unintentional "talking in sleep" that always revealed the key to her practice, and even used to when she was in danger, she could always look back and see him standing there with a reassuring smile. They walked from the lower world to the fairyland, walking side by side through thorns. She thought she was protecting him as he moved forward, but later she was shocked to realize that it was him who was brushing away the dust of her journey and blocking the wind and rain behind her. Until all the demons knelt down, his identity was revealed, and he was actually a hidden immortal. He stretched out his hand to her in front of the gods and Buddhas. There were stars and sea in his eyes, but she was the only one reflected in his eyes: "Qingyue, have I walked this road with you long enough? Are you willing to walk with me for the rest of your life?" But she didn't know that the fateful warning on the inconspicuous jade pendant on his waist had never faded: "Heavenly warning: she will be the one to end your eternal life." He looked at the words and just chuckled, protecting her tighter. ——Knowing that it is a calamity, yet you want to perish. Betting on eternity, betting on your deep love.