She is the Princess of Emperor Zhongshan, of the Zhuyin clan—clad in frost and snow, stunningly cold and peerlessly beautiful.
Everyone avoids her like the plague.
He is the only son of Emperor Qing, from the Huaxu clan—serene in nature, noble in bearing, admired across the world for his fame born from a single dance.
When they first meet on Flower Emperor Island, she deliberately provokes him into leaving.
So what if the Heavenly Emperor wants to matchmake? She refuses to marry!
When they meet again at Mingxing Hall, they’ve become fellow disciples under the same master.
Mutual dislike brews.
She says coolly, “I can’t stand that Fu Cang.”
Gentle and courteous to all, yet he only shows her fists and kicks.
Even when she says she’s “hungry,” “in pain,” or “tired,” all she gets from him is: “Endure it.”
But if feelings are stirred and love takes root, how can one endure?
After suffering damage to his spiritual core, he descends to the lower realm to resolve his karmic ties.
She follows him without hesitation, sharing both fortune and misfortune.
Half a city of wind and moon, half a city of snow—
It turns out his heart’s knot is loving what he cannot have.
She never dared to dream that one day he would take her to see all three thousand wonders of the human world…
Yet she also never expected that what awaited her—
Was the recurrence of heartbreak, and a thousand years lost in a dream…
