[JX3] An Alaskan Husky Cousin

The stories of two Cangyun and their Tian Ce cousin. The names may sound ridiculous, but this is actually a serious drama. Couples: Ce-Cang | Cang-Gai | Gai-Cang (BG) | Ming-Tang The north wind sweeps across the land, breaking the white grass; in the eighth month, snow already flies across the barbarian sky. Overnight, as if brought by the spring breeze, pear blossoms bloom across thousands upon thousands of trees. Snow blows through the beaded curtains, soaking the tent curtains; the fox-fur robes offer little warmth, and the silk quilts feel thin. The general cannot draw his horn bow, and the guard's iron armor is too cold to wear. Across the vast sea, ice stretches a hundred feet; sorrowful clouds gather over ten thousand miles. In the central camp, wine is set out for the returning guest, with the sounds of the huqin, pipa, and Qiang flute. Heavy snow falls outside the camp gate. The wind tugs at the red banner, frozen stiff and still. At the eastern gate of Luntai, I see you off. As you leave, snow blankets the road through the Tianshan Mountains. The mountain road winds away until you disappear from sight, leaving only your horse's tracks in the snow. Theme: