Lotus Embers Pass the Mountain Moon

Ten years of blood debt, the tragedy of two generations, a fateful entanglement that started with deception and ended with destruction. Su Jingchen, the leader of the Tingxue Alliance, was betrayed by his best friend and framed by a powerful enemy. He was poisoned and was reduced to a mutilated body. He changed his name to Su Juanhe and guarded the Wangchuan Tower. During the investigation, he traced the truth behind the destruction of his master's sect. He was burdened with hatred and guilt, and ultimately burned out the rest of his life without a good death. Ye Zhaoyue, the princess of the Helan tribe, was originally a scorching sun growing wantonly on the grassland, but overnight she witnessed her brother falling off a cliff and dying tragically, and her father being beheaded in front of the battle. On the way to exile, she mistakenly believed in Xiao Yi, the prince of Dajing whose pseudonym was "Xiao Yue", and gave her lonely and helpless heart to her. Little did she know that the gentle countryside in front of her was the Shura field that destroyed her home country. When the scam was exposed and "Xiao Yue" turned back into Xiao Yi, those promises of protection and passionate words of love became sharp blades stained with the blood of her father and brother. Shen Qinghuan, a junior sister from Tingxue League, strayed into the maelstrom of intrigues with her obsession with her senior brother Su Jingchen. She fell in love with Xiao Yi and became a pawn. She pushed away the only salvation with her own hands. In the end, she guarded the lonely tomb and empty building of Wangchuan Tower and died alone in endless regret. Gu Xun, a warrior from the Helan tribe, guarded him all his life, but in the end he could not stop Ye Zhaoyue from rushing towards death. In the Jinluan Palace, Ye Zhaoyue was dressed in prairie clothes and holding her brother's relics. She drew her sword and killed herself in front of Xiao Yi, and her blood stained the dragon. Xiao Yi had exhausted all his tricks and won thousands of miles, but he watched his beloved die in front of him. Those unspoken sincerities and belated regrets became the torture of dreaming back in the middle of the night. He had the world, but he became a real loner. He spent the rest of his life in endless loneliness, repeatedly chewing on the tragedy he had caused.