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If you don't like it, don't enter it. This article is mainly based on the world of "Chen Qing Ling" and will be original, taking Xie Yun out of "You Fei" as an independent male protagonist.
This article begins 16 years after "Chen Qing Ling". The premise is: the senior sister is not dead, the Wen clan members are still in mass graves, and Jiang Cheng has a wife and son.
Sixteen years later, when the adopted daughter of Yiling ancestor Wei Wuxian was invited to Suzhou to study, she met a strange man.
This person calls himself Xie Yun, also known as Die Mili, and his nickname is Xiang De Kai Jushi.
Originally, she was just helping him and taking him into the unknown place of the clouds. But... Things don't seem to be that simple.
Why does Xie Yun always wear a mask?
Why does Xie Yun seem to have an inexplicable hostility towards the Lan family?
Why does the wound on Xie Yun's back next to the butterfly bone never heal?
After further investigation, it turns out that everything happened in the disaster 16 years ago.
A love affair is just a disaster in her mortal world, and it will be over as soon as it is over. If they are still entangled, it will no longer be a matter between the two of them.
Three generations of entanglements:
"Hey, have you heard? A big event happened in Gusu recently!"
"Hey, isn't it that Hanguang-Jun of the Gusu Lan Sect has married a new man again?"
"Well, speaking of it, the first wife was also pitiful. She was born in a humble background and was not blessed by herself. Not to mention she left early, and even the young master disappeared."
"Everyone in this Immortal Sect looks impressive, who knows what's going on inside?"
"However, I heard that the new bride looks exactly like the first wife."
"You wouldn't know it at first glance. This newcomer is the eldest princess, the biological sister of the current Emperor of Heaven!"
"Ah???"
Intention: It's your fault that you can't avoid, but it's not that you can't force it.