If saving you means becoming a demon, I'll carve away my face and trade my bones. If loving you means betraying the Way, I'll point my sword at the world.
The crooked love knot they tied at fifteen bound the lives of two young people. Five years later, he was mortally wounded and on the verge of death. She begged a fox demon to trade his demon bones for her skin, turning herself into a half-demon, while he forgot her. Five years after that, now the greatest swordsman under heaven, he was ordered to hunt demons. The tassel on his sword trembled, and his memories returned. This time, he slaughtered the seven great sects, merged his sword heart with the demon within, and made the whole world his enemy.
People say humans and demons can never be together. They say, "Where the green hills endure, the human heart can redeem a demon."
If you've ever believed that "love can overcome any distance," this story will show you that even if the divide is between human and demon, the whole world is hunting you, and a thousand-year curse stands in your way, true love can still carve a path to survival.
Recommended for:
· Readers of historical romance who enjoy the devoted hero and resilient heroine pairing
· Fans of xianxia and the martial world who prefer a complete, logically consistent setting
· Readers who want to explore the contrast between good and evil and the complexities of human nature
Content note: The story includes sacrifice, betrayal, and bloody battles, but its heart is warm. In the end, two people covered in scars plant peach blossoms among the ruins.
