A Jiu is a little zombie who transmigrated here.
She can't speak, knows nothing about human ways, and doesn't even know what she is. All she needs is to bask in the moonlight, and she can live for hundreds of years in the mountains.
Until one day, she bites a man who has gone berserk from practicing his martial arts: Qi Mushan. From then on, she has a master, a master's wife, a name, and a home.
A few years later, her master says, “It's time for you to go down the mountain.”
Clutching her sword and carrying out her master's instructions, A Jiu stumbles into the martial world.
There, she meets a man named Li Lianhua.
His blood smells wonderful and can fill her up. He's a good person who helps her tie her skirt, wipes her mouth, and drives away bad people. He is afflicted with the Bitterness Tea Poison, and only her blood can cure him.
A Jiu doesn't understand what it means to “like” someone. She only knows that seeing him makes her happy, and not seeing him makes her anxious.
She follows him as he investigates cases, fights, crawls through dog holes, and basks in the moonlight. She turns the Lotus Tower upside down, drives Fang Duobing to his wit's end, and leaves Di Feisheng at a loss for words.
This is the story of a clueless little zombie who wanders into the martial world.
She doesn't understand the cruelty of human nature or the twists and turns of love and hate. All she knows is this:
If you bite someone, you have to take responsibility.
If you love someone, you should stay by their side forever.
It looks great. Although it is different from the TV plot, I think it is very natural and good. It is not a repetitive plot and it is not interesting. The relationship between Ah Jiu, Lian Hua, A Fei and Fang Xiaobao is also very warm. I just don't know when the master's wife Lotus and Ah Jiu will be able to meet together. It also lets Lian Hua know that Ah Jiu is looking for her, and the master said he is sorry for him.
Every time I see Lotus Tower, I will think of those good times and the days we spent together