Seven years after Zhao Chengming's death, he inexplicably wakes reborn as a consumptive, blind and lame, who coughs up blood every day.
He hears that the land is peaceful, and that his brothers and old friends are safe and well. His lifelong wish has been fulfilled. He considers himself a lone wandering ghost and has no intention of disturbing them again.
But though he doesn't seek out the martial world, the martial world comes seeking him.
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The famous sword "Bishan," missing for seven years, reappears in the martial world, stirring up both the jianghu and the imperial court.
Its former owner was Zhao Chengming, a renowned virtuous prince with countless military achievements. He was easygoing and open-hearted, a man of noble character, and a legend in both the imperial court and the martial world.
Unfortunately, this legend's life was too short. He died of illness and injury before reaching thirty, leaving his friends and loved ones with hearts shattered by grief.
The current emperor is his elder brother, the Marquis Who Guards the Nation is his sworn younger brother, the greatest beauty is his confidante, the leader of the martial alliance is his old friend, and the leader of the demonic cult is his nemesis.
He is the unattainable white moonlight in countless hearts.
Who can hold on to a ray of moonlight?
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From a young age, Huo Jun has secretly held someone dear in his heart.
After that person died, he abandoned his life as a wandering martial artist, donned his armor, took up the tiger tally, and trapped himself on the borderlands, guarding the beloved homeland of the one he had lost.
He thought he would live this way for the rest of his life.
Until one day, a blind man who looked very much like that person appeared before him...
Notes and content warnings:
1. Gong protagonist; the jianghu and imperial court. The protagonist is the white moonlight for many people, but has only one CP, his sworn younger brother Huo Jun. The others either have one-sided feelings for him or share purely familial or friendly bonds with him.
2. Older gong, a gentle, easygoing man with a heroic spirit × a shou who seems unruly but is actually deeply devoted and self-restrained. HE.
3. The gong is blind, has trouble walking, and coughs blood from the start, but will gradually recover.
Theme: Devotion to one's country and people
