The Moon-Worship Collection

★In brief: A heroine who is practically max-level in the mortal realm searches for her spiritual roots so she can return to the spirit realm and cultivate immortality. An ensemble cast, with handsome men and beautiful women of every kind, plus distinctive supporting characters. The villains are clever. The plot moves a little slowly at first. The story weaves together three threads: court politics, the martial world, and the supernatural.

★There are two slow-burn romances that develop gradually. They're sweet, not angsty, with plenty of affection later on.

★She came from the spirit realm, carrying its rare treasures. When she first enters the martial world, one song of soul-severing leaves everyone shaken. With her six senses purified, she holds fast to her Daoist heart, unmoved by worldly passions. Yet once she enters the mortal world, she is ultimately ensnared by it.

★He is the exalted Lord Liuguang, with countless devoted disciples and admirers. He is indifferent to fame and fortune, roaming freely through mountains and rivers, seemingly harmless to man and beast. In truth, he is proud and cold, looking down on all beneath heaven. Together with another, he plays a game of Go that manipulates the whole world. In court or in the martial world, whose life and death are beyond his control? Yet he is helpless before the one who disrupts the game and the one who unsettles his heart. Once his heart stirs, he will never stop until death.

★He is the renowned Lord Zhefang, said to be able to raise the dead and restore flesh to bone. He cultivates the art of immortality, observes life and death, and wanders freely beneath heaven. In truth, his fate is full of hardship. A soul-locking curse has trapped him in this world, devouring his life and soul. The person he once foresaw has appeared, but where is the turning point? How can the curse be undone? Is it love, or a calamity?

Theme: After all, how many people truly catch the deer, and how many spend their days dreaming of being fish?