She is a lonely and orphaned girl. She is burdened with her master's death and her family's blood debt, and she once again worships her master to seek the path to immortality.
On Kunlun Mountain, what made her successful? Is it good or evil?
Thousands of years of life in the immortal family were once separated from the mortal world. In the rolling mortal world, she and he met again. After thousands of years of scouring, can they regain the ignorant friendship they had when they were young?
In memory, who blurred whose eyes, what held that relationship back?
I turned around and saw my master standing tall behind me, with a moon-white coarse cloth gown dancing lightly, and that gorgeous face.
He stood up. Under the moonlight, the young man's figure was thin and tall, with slightly curved lips. His eyes were full of smiles: "I came to see you, so naturally I use my eyes to see you, otherwise?"
I looked at Zhong Yan in the distance and turned around to wave goodbye to me. The fifth senior brother also blew me a kiss, put his fingers together around his mouth and said loudly: "Little junior sister, after master has finished explaining, remember to come to me. We are childhood sweethearts and we are traveling in the world!"
In the sea of fire that filled the sky, Master's white clothes were stained red with blood. But he smiled softly. That was the first time I saw him smile, and he smiled so beautifully. He said: "Master, there are so many regrets in this life. The only thing I am happy about is that I have you as my disciples."
I met them in the rolling world, got to know each other, and got to know each other, but I couldn't withstand the flow of fate. After thousands of years of reincarnation, we meet again in the mortal world, but they have forgotten their past, and I am the only one left, holding on to the dust-covered memory and stretching out my fingers, but what I can touch is the cold oblivion.
"Fortunately, I still have you, who can accompany me to recall every inch of the good things in the past and forget all the sadness."