Yin Yin Xia Mu

There is a difference between immortals and mortals. The human world and the outer world have been separated for many years. Cultivators, immortals, and gods have long become legends in the world. They are just supernatural and supernatural stories that people wantonly imagine in storybooks. Huang Huaixia was originally born with an immortal body, but she was trapped in a dying thousand-year-old locust tree in the human world for three hundred years. She slept for two hundred years and woke up for a hundred years. Most of her memories were blurred. She could not recall the memories of her childhood, but she still remembered that what she wanted most was freedom. But for some unknown reason, she became an earth-bound spirit and could not leave the end of the locust tree branches where the leaves stretched. All this took a turn for the better with the arrival of a mortal. * Yin Mo grew up in Kyoto since he was a child. He is amazingly talented and is considered by people to be the future number one scholar. He is aloof, arrogant, and courteous to others. He is the husband candidate that women in Kyoto admire. But people close to him know that he is naturally indifferent to emotions and cannot give people understanding feelings. In an accident that cannot be called an accident, Yin Mo lost all his relatives and was expelled from Kyoto. When he was homeless, only his father's last words guided him back to his ancestral home. The night he met Huang Huaixia, Yin Mo had just escaped death. The moment he learned that Huang Huaixia was a ghost, Yin Mo's mind was spinning, and he used silence to cover up his inner turmoil. He probably didn't expect that after being forced by Huang Huaixia, he would fall in love with her day after day and fall in love with her forever. After all, she was a girl who looked smiling, but was actually the same type of person as the cold-hearted him. Huang Huaixia: There is a difference between immortals and mortals. Don't you want to live again? You are really asking for trouble! Yin Mo: Asking for trouble? Ha~ Not necessarily! Purpose: live a good life