Once a carefree guest reclining among the clouds, one glance at the white lotus bound the wild goose's heart.
He is handsome and witty, free-spirited and charming, and hates being restrained.
He is graceful and upright, with peerless bearing, yet burdened by fate and destined for hardship.
By chance, they meet, and for the first time the paths of their parallel lives cross
Is it fate, a curse, or merely a fleeting encounter?
The martial world has no end, and those who meet will part, only to reunite again.
In this life, can there be any hope that the lotus will depart and the wild goose follow forever?
The above is the book's fake romance-style blurb. Basically, you can just look at the characters' names, ahem~
This is the story of a roguish wild goose pursuing a white lotus.
In the original story, Woyun was Su Huan Zhen in disguise. There's no question about that. Whether Mr. Woyun was another person who actually existed is undetermined. The author is fine with either possibility, but this story is built on the premise that Woyun was someone else, namely the little boy Huan'er who went into seclusion in The Record of the Struggle for the Throne.
Theme:
