Wind-Borne Sorrows, Snow-Borne Woes

When Du Yiwei left Wuliang Island, he decided he would never return. He would establish a new sect in the Central Plains martial world. After meeting the upright and forthright Mu Haizhou, his wish came to include one more person. To Du Yiwei, Mu Haizhou was his only friend. The sect leader remained a sect leader, and the wanderer remained a wanderer. Spring after spring, the hills grew green again, and Du Yiwei's only friend was always Mu Haizhou. There are many kinds of friends: casual acquaintances, people who meet by chance, friends who would die for each other, and confidants. But there is one kind of friend you can have only one of, and sadly, Du Yiwei wasn't that kind of friend to Mu Haizhou.

A stunningly beautiful powerhouse on the receiving end x an equally powerful and righteous hero on the pursuing end (?)

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This is something of an ensemble story, with plenty of scenes for the supporting cast too~ The protagonists have clear character flaws: one is indecisive and believes that suffering is a blessing (?), wanting everything because he is always losing things; the other is too naive and innocent, with an overly idealistic and self-centered outlook. Supporting characters may be killed off at any time. Someone who starts out good may turn bad, and a bad person may become good. Everything serves the plot.