Two people lie buried outside Linyuan City, on Apricot Blossom Mountain.
One wore white as pure as snow, the other black as ink. In life, they traveled together across countless mountains and rivers; in death, they rest side by side amid the apricot blossoms.
This is a story about meeting and staying together.
Lin Yunshu and Xiao Qingxian, two young men from prominent families, were compared to each other as children and sent on a journey together as they grew up. One was gentle as jade, the other carefree and unrestrained. They began as bitter rivals, but after facing life and death together time and again, they found their way into each other’s hearts.
They walked the streets of Linyuan City together and solved strange cases; they ventured into the mists of Yunmeng Marsh to thwart a sinister cult’s schemes; amid a storm of peach blossoms at Taohua Ferry, they confirmed their feelings for each other; and in the bloody battle on Luoxia Mountain, they lost, gained, protected, and gave each other the freedom to choose.
They thought that as long as they were together, they could make it to the end.
But fate did not spare them.
Lin Yunshu goes blind protecting Xiao Qingxian. Xiao Qingxian kneels on the ground, holding his blood-soaked beloved. And on the road to the Yellow Springs, they make their final choice: one leaves behind a fragment of his soul to accompany his beloved, who lives on alone in the human world; the other watches over that unseen soul and lives alone for three years.
Three years later, Xiao Qingxian can finally let go of everything and go to find his Yunshu.
And in that final dream, there is a room you can only leave by crying, tears desperately held back, a sudden, uncontrollable sob, a hand gently patting your back after you wake, and a figure slowly fading beneath the moonlight.
This is a story that will make you laugh through your tears and smile through your sobs.
It is a story of youthful spirit, the storms of the martial world, devotion unto death, and
The logic is smooth and the story is quite sweet, but a little sad at the end. Like.