The three hundred and twenty-seven-year-old Cangwu Immortal Lord Yun Qinghan is the ancient war god revered by everyone in the immortal world. He is cold and lonely. He abides by the iron law of master-disciple ethics and has his heart frozen for hundreds of years.
Shen Sui'an, the sixteen-year-old general's young master, was her only direct disciple. He was so bright and fiery that he wanted to break through the ice and call the word "Master" into a love that was engraved in his bones and blood.
Immortals and mortals have different paths, and there is a chasm between generations. Heaven punishes the master and apprentice for incest, and the immortal gate blocks them in the name of good reputation.
But he insisted on following you with his sword, "Even if you go against the will of heaven, I will protect you every year."
She finally took off her shackles, hired her with a hundred years of cultivation, and used Wanli Cangwu as a matchmaker, "If the three realms are blocked, I will overturn the three realms and give you a snowfall in Chang'an."
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A blazing rush across the immortal world
The most touching thing about "Cangwu Snow, Sui Changan" is that it opens a gentle crack between the cold laws of heaven and the fiery love between master and disciple.
Yun Qinghan, the cold and lonely Cangwu Immortal Lord, has lived for three hundred and twenty-seven years and has long been accustomed to the storms of the three realms. However, his heart, which has been frozen for centuries, was broken by the bright and fiery young apprentice Shen Sui'an under him. The author uses delicate brushstrokes to write about this forbidden love with great tension: there are the forbearance and struggle of the immortal lord who abides by ethics, and the ardor and recklessness of the young disciples.
"Even if you go against the will of heaven, I will protect you forever."
"If the three realms are blocked, I will overturn the three realms and give you a snowfall in Chang'an."
These two lines of dialogue express the determination and romance of this relationship. There is no twisting and pulling, no procrastinating misunderstandings, just the courage to go in both directions. When the three hundred and twenty-seven-year-old Immortal Lord took off his shackles and hired a century-old cultivation and thousands of miles of sky as a matchmaker, what we saw was not only a vigorous love, but also the courage of two souls to break fate and embrace each other.
The snow on Cangwu Mountain fell for a hundred years, and finally fell on the city wall of Chang'an; the frozen heart, frozen for a hundred years, was finally melted by the heat of youth. If you like the setting of "master-disciple love + changing fate against fate + running in both directions", this book is definitely worth reading - it not only writes about love, but also writes about the stubbornness and tenderness of "I want it" in the face of fate.
A blazing rush across the immortal world The most touching thing about "Cangwu Snow, Sui Changan" is that it opens a gentle crack between the cold laws of heaven and the fiery love between master and disciple. Yun Qinghan, the cold and lonely Cangwu Immortal Lord, has lived for three hundred and twenty-seven years and has long been accustomed to the storms of the three realms. However, his heart, which has been frozen for centuries, was broken by the bright and fiery young apprentice Shen Sui'an under him. The author uses delicate brushstrokes to write about this forbidden love with great tension: there are the forbearance and struggle of the immortal lord who abides by ethics, and the ardor and recklessness of the young disciples. "Even if you go against the will of heaven, I will protect you forever." "If the three realms are blocked, I will overturn the three realms and give you a snowfall in Chang'an." These two lines of dialogue express the determination and romance of this relationship. There is no twisting and pulling, no procrastinating misunderstandings, just the courage to go in both directions. When the three hundred and twenty-seven-year-old Immortal Lord took off his shackles and hired a century-old cultivation and thousands of miles of sky as a matchmaker, what we saw was not only a vigorous love, but also the courage of two souls to break fate and embrace each other. The snow on Cangwu Mountain fell for a hundred years, and finally fell on the city wall of Chang'an; the frozen heart, frozen for a hundred years, was finally melted by the heat of youth. If you like the setting of "master-disciple love + changing fate against fate + running in both directions", this book is definitely worth reading - it not only writes about love, but also writes about the stubbornness and tenderness of "I want it" in the face of fate.