Where Sunlit Slopes Meet Gentle Waters

When Jiang Yusheng was young, she met Bo Su, who was always aloof and unattainable, like the moon on a snowy peak. Everyone said the Bo family girl was cold-blooded, that Bo Su’s name symbolized indifference and heartlessness. But Jiang Yusheng refused to believe it. Until one day, after a long and desperate pursuit, Bo Su stood among a glamorous crowd, frowned, and coldly said, ‘I don’t know her,’ shattering all of Jiang Yusheng’s illusions. Abandoned in the wind and snow, she was left to fend for herself.

Years later, they meet again. Jiang Yusheng no longer cares about the past, but Bo Su, in the deep, rainy night, kisses her and asks, ‘What are we now?’ No one understands why the usually composed and responsible young mistress of her Beicheng family would ruin her own future, ignoring all rumors, to be infatuated with an obscure restaurant owner on a small island.

Only Bo Su knows: Jiang Yusheng was the moonlight she couldn’t grasp at eighteen, the dream she couldn’t hold onto. At thirty, she found her way back, with a mark etched on her heart.

‘Life is a wilderness. May we always have the courage to stray from the path. Chase the wind, follow the moon, and fear not the spring mountains.’