Qing Feng Meets Inkstone (one chapter per story, chapters 1 to 5 are introductions to previous love stories, starting from chapter 6, each chapter is a story)
In late spring in Lin'an, rain and fog wrap around the alleys. Shen Yanzhi, the owner of Moxiangzhai, guarded a room full of pine smoke and ink, but he was disturbed because his classmate Su Che was framed by "collaborators" and the whole house was searched. The seal engraved with the word "yan" and half a plum blossom was the most precious bond between the two, and now its whereabouts are a mystery.
Lu Heng, the wind-chasing guard in Xuanyi's fine attire, knocked on the door with his sword. The silver bell on the sword rang softly, breaking the silence of the ink studio. His eyebrows were tempered, his knuckles were injured, and he just wanted to be able to "see clearly from a distance" the pine smoke and ink. The hidden plum pattern on the scabbard allowed Shen Yanzhi to glimpse the traces of his old friend, and finally inquired about the whereabouts of the seal.
During the questions and answers, the old memories of the cold snow in the ruined temple in the suburbs of Beijing three years ago came back: the half piece of dry food and the cold-proof robe handed over by Shen Yanzhi have long since become the warmth that Lu Heng will remember in his heart. On the day the Su family was ransacked, the seal entrusted by Su Che was being properly collected by Lu Heng. But no one knew that the silver bell of the sword tassel on the waist of this sharp-edged guard also contained secrets about his life experience that were implicated in old cases of the Su family.
Qingfeng's encounter with the inkstone was originally a collision between the sharp blade of the court and the charm of the city, but an old grudge, a seal, and a secret relationship intertwined into a fateful bond. While tracing the truth of Su Che's case, they were peeling off cocoons and spinning threads in layers of fog, while approaching in the wind and rain, allowing Mo Xiang and Jian Ming to write a chapter of two-way redemption in the rain alley of Lin'an.
Intent: Soft ink can also be hardened by tempering the edge, and the sharp edge hides warmth and finally returns: Shen Yanzhi's gentleness is not weakness, and he will move forward firmly to protect his classmates and the truth; Lu Heng's sharpness hides the pain of the past, and finally finds his spiritual home in the fragrance and fetters of ink, interpreting the two-way nourishment and growth of "hardness and softness".
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