Late autumn in the Republic of China era. A rainy night, with gloom hanging over the mountains.
Su Wan comes through the rain and walks alone into a funeral home everyone else avoids, where she meets Qiusheng, Uncle Jiu's most mischievous yet softhearted disciple.
Everyone knows Qiusheng of Maoshan as a playful, restless boy who loves clever tricks. He may seem carefree and frivolous, but he possesses a powerful aura of righteousness, slaying evil spirits and protecting the people of the region.
No one knows that this bold, sunny young man, amid countless nights of eerie winds and rampant corpse demons, will cast off his carefree ways and give all his tenderness and devotion to her, a girl who has known nothing but hardship.
Rain falls on the deserted manor, and they meet beneath a paper umbrella.
The world's ghosts are terrifying, and the mountains brim with baleful energy.
Yet along the long road between yin and yang, through a thousand bitterly cold nights,
he slays demons and shatters illusions, cloaked in moonlight, all to keep her safe and at peace year after year.
"I fear no ghost or monster in this world. The only thing I fear is that you will fall into the clutches of evil and leave me."
A cool, gentle young woman versed in the occult × a Maoshan youth with a roguish exterior and a loyal heart
They meet at a funeral home amid wind and rain. From then on, they walk together between yin and yang, and tenderness fills the world.
