[Seven Heroes and Five Gallants] The Trial of Ye Hua

Master-and-disciple version:

Bai Yutang: Cat, who is your master?

Zhan Zhao: Guh~~(╯﹏╰)b Li Bai. What about you?

Bai Yutang: Pfft o(╯□╰)o Pan An.

Zhan Zhao: O__O"...

Mysterious version:

Why must leaves eventually fall? Is it to return to their roots, or because the world is vast and they can roam wherever they please?

Is cause or effect fated?

Is choice determined by heaven and earth, or by people themselves?

Are blossoms beautiful or tragic? Is the one who hides the flowers loving or heartless?

Is love the rightful order of heaven, or a moon reflected in water, a dream?

After hatred, is there an endless sea of suffering or a boundless land of bliss?

Romance version

Bai Yutang: I love, so I love. I don't care whether they're gods, ghosts, immortals, demons, or monsters. Whoever dares stand in my way will die!

Zhan Zhao: To the ends of heaven and the depths of hell, Bai Yutang, I will find you!

A tale of love and hate, gratitude and grudges; two bickering lovers destined for each other across three lifetimes; the hopes and dreams, duties and obligations of three generations; the wars and intrigues of four kingdoms; and the desperate struggles and cycles of karma among a crowd of ordinary people.

Concise version:

Mouse-Cat danmei

Opening verse version:

One flower, one world; one leaf, one Tathagata.

One cat, one court; one mouse, one world of martial arts.

Whose flower is whose? Whose world is whose? Who is the Tathagata? Who is the Asura?

See how Mouse and Cat save all living beings while stirring up the martial world.