Glass Heart Knot

When a piece of dark green nine-tailed fox jade was wrapped around her fingertips, Wen Li didn't know that it was a knot that could not be untied for three thousand years. She was the storekeeper of an antique shop in the old town, and lived a meek life, until that night a thick ink-like mist burst out of the jade, and the silver-haired and black-robed fox spirit appeared. His name is Mo Li, and he is a mysterious fox who has been sealed by heaven for thousands of years. The frost and snow between his brows are heavier than the cracks on antiques. "You are from the Wen family," he said, "only you can unlock me." Wen Li believed it. From then on, the wind in the alleyway carried the smell of a spirit hunter, and the words in the ancient books were filled with the blood of his past life. She saw the woman in red blocking the sky thunder for him, and saw his nine fox tails stained with blood and slaughtering the imperial city. It turned out that his sins and the lives of her ancestors had long been tied in a dead knot. Mo Li taught her how to discern spiritual power and protected her from danger, but when she asked "Is it worth it?", He turned his head to look at the moon outside the window. His tenderness hides a thousand years of loneliness, her heartbeat steps on the minefield of heaven, and even the piece of jade becomes a brand on her heart. When the thunder struck again that day, Wen Li finally understood that the so-called Li Xin was her name, and it was also a shackle that he could not break away from. Unraveling the seal is calamity, not understanding it is sorrow, and she and him, from the day they met, can only jump into the abyss of fate.