When the love curse hits Wei Wuxian, he isn't worried. He thinks it is a minor inconvenience, but quickly alleviated. Afterall the curse is solved purely on physical contact, so as soon as he touches his husband he'll be fine. It's honestly somewhat romantic. 'The touch of the one you love most will lift the curse mark from your skin.' So he isn't worried, until the curse doesn't lift, and he's left with the horrible, iron clad proof, that he does not love his husband. (The one where Wei Wuxian finds out that he apparently doesn't love his husband, and doesn't know how to handle the situation. It brings out every dark memory he had tried to escape from.)

In a realm woven with myth and magic, Lan Wangji, the serene God of the Moon, leads a life of quiet detachment, watching over the lunar cycles and the tides of human emotion. His peace is suddenly shattered upon meeting Wei Wuxian, the enigmatic and magnetic God of the Night, whose mystery and dark allure draw him irresistibly. Their bond forms with a rare intensity, challenging the divine order that governs their world. Yet, their newfound love is swiftly threatened by forces of fate: an ancient conspiracy, rivalries among gods, and secrets hidden in the depths of the cosmos. Swept along by an unrelenting force, Wangji embarks on a perilous quest across celestial and earthly realms, willing to defy the heavens themselves to reunite with Wei Wuxian. Throughout this journey, familiar references to places and events from the original works, such as "The Untamed" and "The Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation," will intertwine with my fanfiction.