Frost Moon Song: Three Hundred Years on the Ice Peak

She once stood above all living beings. Now, she cannot even enter a city gate. Frost Moon Song, the Goddess of Kunlun, sealed the snowy realm for three hundred years, protecting the mortal world from harm. Until the night the Eclipse Moon Cult broke through the boundary. The mountain village was massacred, the seal shattered. Forced down the mountain, she discovered that an evil god's curse mark had long been planted within her. Each time she uses her spiritual power, that thing awakens deeper. Each day she lives, it crawls another inch toward her heart. She dares not draw her sword, dares not enter the city, dares not let anyone see the purple veins spreading like living things beneath her sleeve. Pursuers lurk in the shadows; the enemy is within her body. The only hope lies on Cuiwei Mountain outside the city, in an almost forgotten ancient temple. The old monk says there is a bracelet there that can lock away the evil god inside her. But the bracelet chooses its own bearer. The last person it chose is already dead. She has no other path. She can only walk in. --- This book is not about being invincible. It is about how a person, while gradually losing strength, still grits her teeth and walks toward a darker place. — Description from novelcodex.org