Main CP: Ye Liyue x Xue Qingqing (Xuanmen's cold and stubborn attack x the world's best evildoer)
Deputy CP: Mo Qi x Shui Wuxin, Yan Beihong x Xi Mo
A story spanning five years, the full text has been completed.
If you don't like it, please row it away. Don't hit or kick it!
A hundred years ago, Xue Qingqing was given the opportunity by an old friend to transform into the world, and single-handedly slaughtered millions of Xuanmen's geniuses, and became a powerful figure in the Nine Provinces ever since!
He retreated to Tianmu Mountain and established Qingxue Pavilion, and worked for hundreds of years to kill the plague demon. Even though he was infamy, he was still free and unrestrained, kept his promise, and always guarded this world for that person...
He originally thought that lighting a lamp, looking for a beam of light, and waiting for someone would be all he had in this life.
Until... He unexpectedly met Ye Liyue, the prodigy of Xuanmen who entered the mortal world to investigate the old case of the Yun family. He was upset because he looked so much like his old friend, but he had to kill his brother and his mother for a century-old plan, and pushed him away from him many times.
Ye Liyue did not want to believe his killing, but she was no match for the deliberate writing of fate. It was not until the eve of Xue Qingqing's death that Ye Liyue fully understood that her life had always been a chess game carefully woven by others, an unsolvable game set up for immortality...
In this game, everyone is like a chess piece, one by one composing the world's love, hate, anger, obsession, greed and evil, but it is as if everyone is a spectator outside the play, and they only say indifferently to all the life and death in this game: "It's fate, it's natural~"
Since you can't change this fate, then you have to accept it!
But Ye Liyue doesn't believe in fate, and neither does Xue Qingqing. They all believe that the fate is set, but how to write the ending must be decided by themselves!
Intention: A gentleman can give up life and death for his promise, and his original intention will not change when the wind blows.