Stars Fall to the Mortal Realm: Embracing the Moon in Qingming, Crossing the Dust with a Hundred Flowers

They first met in Qingcheng in late spring. Song Xiyu, the lively junior sister from Hundred Flowers Valley, unexpectedly formed a bond with Su Muming, a Qingcheng disciple devoted to doing good. An encounter after wandering into the woods by mistake soon revealed a strange conspiracy spanning several lands.

Grudges haunted the well in Liuyin Village, an evil ritual was used to send children to Shuo Wang Village, and sinister energy entwined in Luoxia Town. A series of bizarre disappearances all pointed to a shocking plot at the Imperial Preceptor's residence in Yongcheng: using the lives of 999 people as an offering to perform an evil ritual and help the emperor ascend to immortality.

Disciples from five sects joined forces in a crisis. From debating the Dao on Qingcheng Mountain to the final battle in Yongcheng, they crossed mist-shrouded forests, fought inner demons and evil spirits, and witnessed the good and evil of human nature in battles to the death. As they fought side by side, affection blossomed. Song Xiyu cast off her girlish naivete and used the spiritual power of a hundred flowers to protect all living beings. Su Muming gained insight into the sword path, and shattered every evil barrier with his determination to protect.

When imperial power colludes with dark arts, and the immortal sects are caught between the people and their own interests, these young cultivators take their passion as a blade and their principles as a shield. They vow to tear open the darkness and restore peace to the world. Stars fall to the mortal realm, but the Daoist heart never dies. With youthful courage, this battle for justice spanning mountains and seas is writing the most moving legend in the cultivation world.