Ling tide, a "waste" disciple of Qingxu Temple, was born with the ability to understand the whispers of plants and trees, but she didn't know that she was an ancient moon god who had lost her memory throughout the tribulations. One time when she went down the mountain, she met Ye Xuan, the young master of Wanhu Mountain who was transformed into a young master from a noble family, and was involved in the whirlpool of the dispute between immortals and monsters. Ye Xuan originally came to seize the "Moon Soul Pearl" in her body, but through teasing and testing, he became sincere towards this pure girl.
When Lingxi learns about his true identity as the Nine-tailed Sky Fox, when Ye Xuan discovers her identity as the reincarnation of the Moon God, the heavenly rules of the different paths of immortals and monsters, and the ancient secrets from a hundred years ago wrap around the two of them like shackles. In order to protect her, he was willing to cut off his fox tail and fight against heaven; in order to save him, she was willing to burn her soul to defy heaven and change her fate. From the first meeting in the mortal town to the forbidden land of Wanhu Mountain, from the confrontation of swords in the Qingxu Temple to the blood and tears in the heavenly prison, they repeatedly pulled on the edge of sweetness and cruelty, fighting against destiny with their sincerity.
In the end, the barrier between immortals and demons was loosened, and a new balance ushered in between the two worlds. Having lost their divine personality and demonic power, they stayed together in a flower shop in the mortal world, watching the moonlight fill their shoulders. It turns out that the so-called disaster is just to make the fate become more pure in time.
Reader comments
This is an ancient fairy tale song with the core of immortal sadomasochism and fateful love and calamity. The image of "the moon is dyed with frost" is cold and lonely, which is highly consistent with the sense of fate of "immortal calamity". The overall style is poignant and grand, with both visual sense and emotional tension.
This is an ancient fairy tale song with the core of immortal sadomasochism and fateful love and calamity. The image of "the moon is dyed with frost" is cold and lonely, which is highly consistent with the sense of fate of "immortal calamity". The overall style is poignant and grand, with both visual sense and emotional tension.