Ten years of immortality were ruined in one day.
He was once a pure disciple of the Que Sect, and was carefully educated by the Immortal Lord Su Zhichen. He was full of piety and believed that good and evil will be rewarded, and the right path has no boundaries.
But an incurable poison that corroded her bones and soul forced her to cut off her immortal roots and practice forbidden arts.
Everyone knows that she loves evil and commits evil, and uses evil and evil tricks to bring trouble to the world. No one knows that she has been wandering for ten years, traveling through barren tombs and ancient tombs. She never kills souls, but only rescues the resentful spirits of wasted deaths.
We meet again after a long separation, and all the old friends are at odds with each other.
The classmate who used to protect her tenderly now only had cold etiquette when they met again. They pointed their swords at each other with determination every word. They regarded her as a vicious evil that must be killed and did not miss the old feelings at all.
And the master Su Zhichen, whom she had hidden her obsession for half her life and respected for half her life, traveled all over the world to find her return.
He saw through the scars she had endured for ten years and felt deep regret. He wanted to save her and return to the Que Sect to make up for her half-life debt.
But the mountains and the sea are separated by ten years, and good and evil have already taken different paths.
The righteous way of the world cannot tolerate her, and the lonely souls in the sky only respect her.
After all, the belated preference and redemption cannot bring him back to the pure young man he once was.
The thought of master and disciple makes them strangers for life. All kinds of debts have no time to return.
Purpose: To break the stereotyped judgment that Xianxia is either good or evil, and tell the story of a protagonist who has been abandoned by the world and sticks to his true heart. Delayed redemption cannot offset the pain of the past. The true path lies in the good and evil of one's heart, not in one's status.
