Stepping on the Sky and Asking the Heart

On the top of the Kunlun Snow Mountain, a red-clothed woman transformed into a hundred-year-old sparrow plays the sheng. She penetrates the frost with a flute sound and unexpectedly meets Ling Yun, a disciple of Qingxu Temple. The sentence "The fifteenth immortal loved to play the sheng and learned the colorful phoenixes of Kunqiu" became the beginning of the fate between the two - Ling Yun brought human snacks and stories to the snow-capped mountains for a date, and the phoenix played the sheng in response to the aura of the flute. The red and white figures in the snow, accompanied by the crows of colorful birds, became the most gentle scene in the Kunlun Mountains. However, a child's lost soul suddenly occurred in the town at the foot of the mountain, the soul-eating fire raged, and the evil demon was at work. In order to save the trapped children, Ling Yun, who is not good at words but has a heart of justice, goes down the mountain side by side with Feng Chui Sheng, who is carrying a spiritual wood and jade flute. Facing the dangerous soul-eating fire and monsters, Ling Yun used his wooden sword to protect his friends, and Feng Chui Sheng used the sound of flute to attract Kunlun's spiritual energy. The two of them stayed together in a tacit understanding during the crisis, and also understood the true meaning of "cultivation is not only about killing monsters, but also about protecting the warmth of the world." This is a romance that begins with the sound of the flute on a snowy night, and is also a practice about justice, goodwill and growth. When the spiritual energy of Kunlun meets the warmth of the human world, when the sound of the clear flute is accompanied by the cold sword wind, the story of Ling Yun and Feng blowing the sheng is slowly unfolding at the intersection of the snow-capped mountains and the human world.