The Desert Snow Carries the Moon from the South of the Yangtze River

Lu Huaishen, the God of War in the Northern Desert, and Xie Jinglan, the No. 1 Son in the south of the Yangtze River. Many years ago, the rich and powerful made a shocking engagement that shocked everyone and mistook a deer for a horse. The two have been entangled to death for several years, and the new emperor issued an imperial decree across the sky: all members of the Xie family were exiled, and the marriage was annulled. Five years later, Lu Huaishen, who had been stripped of his fame, held a black cat in the rain at night in the south of the Yangtze River, and knocked on the dead branches and leaves that had not been cleaned in front of the Xie Mansion. Xie Jinglan opened the door, holding an oil-paper umbrella, with a lazy white cat lying in his arms. His cold eyes flickered through the night rain: "General Lu, no unscheduled guests are welcome here." However, that night, the white cat who always hated Xie Jinglan took the initiative to jump into Lu Huaishen's arms covered with the wind and sand of the northern desert for the first time.