[Blurb]
A hundred years ago, Lu Fuyin was the eldest daughter of the Lu family of Penglai, the treasured jewel of the White Jade Immortal City, adored by everyone.
Born frail and unable to cultivate, she had the Lu family pile up her cultivation with all kinds of spiritual medicines and magical treasures. She was so pampered that she couldn’t endure the lightning tribulation, so the young male cultivators of the city risked angering the Heavenly Dao to take the lightning for her.
Only her senior brother, Yue Jiangqing, disliked her.
Lu Fuyin thought that was only right.
During their years as fellow disciples, Yue Jiangqing taught her swordsmanship, guided her in cultivating her mind, climbed the Sword Pavilion to retrieve a treasured sword for her, and entered secret realms to find spiritual medicine for her. She had enjoyed his protection for years and still wasn’t satisfied. She insisted on taking his opportunities, changing his fate, ruining his cultivation, and even bringing a heavenly demon to oppose him.
So when the Demon-Slaying Sword Formation descended, Lu Fuyin was confused.
Why would Yue Jiangqing, who had come to kill her, risk the backlash to force his way through the formation? Why would he, a cultivator of the Heartless Dao, still... shed tears?
A hundred years later, Lu Fuyin wakes in a small border city overrun by demons. Her sect has become the leader of the righteous path, while her senior brother, who had always made it his mission to exterminate demons and defend the Way, has become the Demon Venerable.
Rumor has it that he betrayed the immortal sects who went with him to slay the demon and was hunted by countless clans.
Rumor has it that even now, he is searching for a spiritual medicine that can bring the dead back to life.
Lu Fuyin listens, sighing again and again. But none of it has anything to do with her anymore.
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I couldn’t think of anything for the original historical romance premise, so I rewrote it as a xianxia blurb.
Blurb saved as a screenshot.
Theme: The moon shines bright, a thousand miles away
