Lijiang Love

A hotel manager meets Shu Shu, a mysterious Yi receptionist in Lijiang during the summer. The tiger stripe mark on her waist is a curse from her family's century-old marriage. After the two fell in love, the curse began to bite back, and Shu Shu was forcibly taken back by her tribe to prepare for the wedding. In order to save his lover, Xia Tian embarks on the Ancient Tea Horse Road and discovers the ancient ritual of "Blood Relative Challenge" at an abandoned inn. On the night of the full moon, he completed the three tests of tattooing with a knife, drinking poisonous wine, and blending blood and soul in the Valley of Love. When the two people's blood blended together, Shu Shu's curse mark was miraculously transferred to Xia Tian, ​​and the thousand-year-old tree suddenly bloomed, witnessing this love that transcended life and death. This novel combines Yi witchcraft and modern love. It is set on the Ancient Tea Horse Road and tells a touching story about curses, struggle and true love. It not only contains the profound heritage of ethnic minority culture, but also retains the touching touches of romanticism, showing the eternal theme of love versus the constraints of fate.