Wei Zhi, a serial comic writer, also known as Madam Ah Zhai, who’s at the top of the comic-serial pyramid, suddenly gave up on her battlefield to turn to cultivation, and started serializing about pure and innocent snowboarding-themed competitive comics. Is it because people become weak when reaching middle age, or is it because she’s flexible and open-minded that she’s answering to the call of 300 millions people for the ice and snow? Her baffling actions left her fans astonished, and her friend Jiang Nan Feng had to bring her safely to the ski resort countless times.
Shan Chong unexpectedly became her ski instructor, and thus began their love story of I chase, you run. Shan Chong, a veteran in the skiing circle, first met Wei Zhi on the ski resort. Back then, he was going through a rough time. and fate made him accidentally become Wei Zhi’s ski instructor. It was Wei Zhi who gave him strength during the most difficult time of his life to return to his own battlefield and regain the glory that belonged to him in that kingdom.
(Translated by Vico SDL)
Manga artist Wei Zhi loses her pen name and copyrights after a scandal, turning to skiing for a fresh start. At Beishan Snow Resort, she encounters coach Shan Chong, a former snowboarder. Wei Zhi’s determined skiing practice and her connection with Shan Chong led to mutual feelings. Shan Chong, inspired by Wei Zhi, returns to training, seeking to reclaim his love for snowboarding.
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