"Seeing the Inkstone in Frost River"

There are many lone travelers in the world, but he and he bumped into each other's desolate journey home. Shen Yanzhuo has been alone since he was a child. He has a cold and angular body. He is born with the ability to detect evil and evil obsessions. He never trusts people's hearts, let alone any warmth. He wanders in the world with only a lonely and brave body. His body is covered with thorns, which is nothing more than armor for self-protection. He had seen too much good and evil, warmth and coldness, and his heart had long been filled with dust. Only for that cold figure, he had removed all his guard. Lin Xuzheng is burdened by the shackles of the past and has always been reticent and distant. He has advanced cultivation but keeps to himself. He buries his thoughts deep in his heart and is used to shouldering everything alone. It wasn't until he met Shen Yanzhuo, a man who seemed unruly but had a softness hidden behind him, that his frozen heart began to ripple, and he was willing to let go of all alienation and protect him silently. One is unruly and thorny, the other is cold and restrained. They were originally two lonely paths that would never intersect, but because of a meeting in the mountains and wilderness, the bond has been difficult to break. Killing evil spirits and experiencing the mortal world along the way, from testing each other to falling in love with each other, they are each other's light in the darkness and the only salvation in the barren years. I don't care about good or evil, or the past. In this life, I just want to be with you side by side, weather the wind and rain in the world, and stay together year after year. Two lonely souls met in the vast world of mortals, with their hearts as their shore and their love as their crossing point, and finally they turned their strange paths back home. Purpose: To write about two lonely souls who find a home in each other's world, using love as a bridge and heart as a shore, from being wary and alienated to running in both directions, telling a story of warmth and redemption.