Thousands of miles of snow-capped mountains and deep valleys locked in mist, Bai Che lives alone with a broken blade. The former queen of a well-known family is now hiding in the snowy plains, just to find the real sword that was lost on a snowy night - a crack in his heart that is difficult to heal. Some people say that he is hiding from the world to avoid disaster, and some say that he has a blood debt. Only Bai Che knows that the real enemy has always been hidden in the fog, not in the outside world, but in the obsession and fear that have never been eradicated in his heart.
When a mysterious team pursuing Qianli Snow Lotus accidentally breaks into the Hermitage, old enemies, new grudges, and unfinished business emerge one after another. Bai Che wanted to stay out of the world for the rest of his life, but was eventually forced to draw his sword. Beyond the snowy ridges is a world of swords and swords; between the snowy ridges is a purgatory of human hearts and fate. Bai Che worked hard on the edge of fog and snow, not for fame or revenge, but just to find his own edge after a hundred trials.
This book takes the foggy scenery of the snowy mountains as its soul, abandons the clichés of grudges and hatred, and gives an in-depth portrait of a hermit who struggles with himself and pursues loneliness: he is both an exiled swordsman and an unyielding fire in the fog. Every fight is not only a contest between opponents, but also a confrontation between Bai Che and his own shadow. When the wind and snow dissipate and the fog begins to clear, can he truly hold the sword that belongs to him?
