Dancing with the Tide

-Even though both stories are different, there's some things I found pretty similar in both stories...

DWTT tells the tale of Nanyi, a prostitute born daughter of wealthy family, who naver saw her father and Xue Queshan, a traitor general born of a ignored concubine in a established family....

TTGH tales story of A chou/Wei Rao and Lu Zou...

Nanyi and A chou are fundamentally pretty similar, both of them had a extremely difficult childhood, who tried to live in a chaotic time, married in a den of wolves, they had to strive and fight continuously to preserve their life...

Even though the ML's seemed like they opposed the FL's, the more story goes on, the more it seems different....

Feng Miao Jun, a princess of the fallen Anxia Kingdom, crosses paths with Yun Ya, a cruel master from Wei. Despite initial distrust, their fates intertwine. Together with Master Mo Ti Zhun and Saintess Han Yue, they become close allies in their battle against the Heavenly Demons. Through trials, love, and mutual support, they grow into powerful beings capable of facing all challenges.

The story follows Jiang Zhu, a “Jade-Waisted Slave”, who must find a “Jade Gentleman” on the night of the full moon after coming of age, and engage in dual cultivation to absorb his vital yang energy in order to survive the Cold Bone Syndrome. Initially determined to hunt down the Jade-Waisted Slaves, the powerful statesman Shen Miu is unexpectedly affected by a love spell cast by Jiang Zhu, forcing him to protect her against his will.

Jiang Zhu’s passionate and free-spirited nature brings Shen Miu—who is disciplined and suppresses his desires—a vivid experience he has never known before. As they spend time together, they gradually awaken to the meaning of love and ultimately join forces to clear the injustices suffered by the Jade-Waisted Slaves.

In the martial world, mysterious cases occur one after another. To maintain peace, the Wu Wang Pavilion commissions Lu Xiaofeng to solve these extraordinary cases, using a miraculous medicine that can cure blindness as leverage. Thus, in order to heal the eyes of his best friend Hua Manlou, Lu Xiaofeng accepts the mission and sets out.

From the exotic flower poison of Shuzhou to the Silver Hook Gambling House in Xuezhou, from the Six-Play Phantom in Lingzhou to the ephemeral Whale Sea in Quzhou, from the Hidden Hero Island in Lingzhou to the eerie inn amidst the endless yellow sands of Liangzhou—wherever Lu Xiaofeng goes, the cases grow stranger and the number of victims steadily increases.

Yet he never backs down. Beyond his sharp mind and the technique known as “Lingxi One Finger,” he has friends—many, many friends. Hua Manlou, with his heightened senses, is his strongest support; Ximen Chui Xue, whose sword strikes the throat in a single blow, truly deserves the title of Sword God; Sikong Zhaixing, a master thief and disguise expert; together with Zhu Ting’s ingenious inventions and the assistance of Yu Luosha, leader of the Wan Gui Sect.

With these allies, Lu Xiaofeng solves one seemingly impossible case after another. In doing so, they not only preserve peace but also thwart a long-brewing conspiracy in the martial world, protecting the weak and innocent, and safeguarding all living beings.