Chivalrous Feelings and the Thousand Soul Blade

In the late Tang Dynasty, chivalrous thieves emerge, storms rise, and chaos engulfs the land. Deep in the Tianshan Mountains, ice and snow seal everything. One sunny morning, Lei Tianqiong steps out of a cave, gazes at the gleaming ice, and suddenly draws the chilling Thousand Soul Blade from his waist. With a shout, he cleaves an ice pillar ten feet away. Then he leaps, wielding the blade to carve, shave, pluck, and tap on the pillar. In no time, an icy, jade-like "her" appears before him. Eight years ago, Lei Tianqiong used the Thousand Soul Blade to kill; today, he uses it as a carving tool. The blade's edge shows no killing intent but instead stirs emotions. Strange are the ways of the world—a blade that kills can also give rise to love...