However, their happiness drew the attention of Abbot Fahai, a powerful sorcerer and master monk dedicated to maintaining the balance between worlds. To Fahai, the union of a demon and a human was an abomination that would inevitably lead to tragedy. He confronted Susu, demanding she leave the mortal world, but she refused, insisting her love was pure. The Conflict Escalates
Driven by a love that defied the laws of nature, Susu sought Xu Xian in the mortal realm. Disguised as a lady of noble birth, she reunited with him, and the two fell into a whirlwind romance. Xu Xian, unaware of his wife's true form, was charmed by her kindness and beauty. Together, they used Susu’s magical knowledge to craft miraculous cures, saving their village from a deadly plague. The Sorcerer and the White Snake
In the chaos, Xu Xian’s memories of Susu were fractured by the monks' spells, leaving him confused and broken. The Bittersweet Ending However, their happiness drew the attention of Abbot
: Seeing a giant white serpent in his bed, Xu Xian was struck with a terror so profound it nearly claimed his life. The Conflict Escalates Driven by a love that
When Fahai realized Susu would not back down, he took Xu Xian to the Jinshan Temple for "protection." Infuriated and heartbroken, Susu and Qingqing summoned the power of the Great Waters. They unleashed a massive tidal wave, flooding the sacred mountain to reach Xu Xian. The battle was legendary:
: During the Dragon Boat Festival, Fahai tricked Xu Xian into giving Susu realgar wine, a substance that forced demons to reveal their true forms.
In her final moments before the doors closed, Susu was granted a single wish to see Xu Xian one last time. As they looked into each other's eyes, Xu Xian finally understood the depth of her sacrifice. Though separated by stone and magic, their love remained a legend—a reminder that even a demon can possess a heart more human than those who hunt them.