A Record of the Empty Sky

For more than 1,900 years, Fu Yang was the only person in Qing Kong's world. They grew up together, and he gave her the comfort of his gentle, steadfast company. He let her act wild and arrogant like a child, and she would even risk her life to defend the royal authority he treasured most.

During their brief time at the border, Mu Jue stood behind her when her heart had turned to ashes, offering her the quietest and humblest protection. Before her, he wasn't the undefeated general of the heavens, but the little boy who had been at a loss for words when he first met her among the Qianyan flowers.

Yet in the life she lived more than 1,900 years later, she married Yuan Yi and became the queen of the Kingdom of Sorrows, surrounded by endless riches and luxuries. In Yuan Yi's world, there was no such thing as wanting someone but being unable to be together. If he wanted something, he would stop at nothing to get it!

The Record of Qing Kong remembers the love, hatred, anger, obsession, life, death, and farewells of this lifetime.

Actually, plenty of little details are pretty funny. Let me happily play a character with a split personality