Story core
A relationship between master and apprentice that began in the ice and snow and ended with a fateful calamity of bone-cutting pain. Twenty-two years ago, Su Yunli, the youngest elder of the Qingyun Sect, picked up an abandoned baby in a blizzard. Twenty-two years later, she personally stabbed the sword into the chest of the apprentice she regarded as her own son.
Key context
Origin of the Snowy Night: Nascent Soul Sword Cultivator Su Yunli was on his way back from slaying demons, and found a dying and abandoned baby carrying the "Supreme Bone" under the Broken Soul Cliff. Faced with the innate Taoist body and the undercurrent of the sect, which were rare in the world of immortality for thousands of years, she resolutely took him back to raise him and named him "Luo Chen".
Ten years of twilight: On Ziyun Peak, Master Qingleng and Disciple Chicheng grew up together. From a child learning language to a young man making elixirs, the light of the Supreme Bone illuminates the path to immortality, but it also casts a shadow of jealousy and suspicion.
Undercurrents surged: the appearance of junior brother Lin Hao, ancient books of unknown origin, bone fragments deep in the earth's veins... A series of "coincidences" pushed Su Luochen to the trial stand of the "reincarnation of the demon king". Rumors become knives and evidence becomes a web.
Bone-cutting moment: In the face of the pressure from the sect and the so-called "ironclad evidence", Su Yunli personally used the "Sword of Cutting Fate". The moment the Supreme Bone was separated from the body, the twenty-two years of master-disciple relationship and all the boy's faith were shattered into a pool of blood in the Ziyun Peak Hall.
Remaining warmth of snow embers: Su Luochen, whose foundation was completely destroyed, opened his empty eyes in the forbidden room, and the ashes of the black talisman in Lin Hao's hand pointed to a darker conspiracy. Thousands of miles away, the mysterious stone statue whispered: "The supreme bone fell... The fantasy beast star appeared."