Thousand Autumns: Qian Qiu (Novel) Series by Meng

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Thousand Autumns: Qian Qiu (千秋) is a sweeping historical wuxia romance (danmei) by Meng Xi Shi. It follows the profound bond between Shen Qiao, a principled Daoist leader, and Yan Wushi, the cynical Demon Lord of the Huanyue sect. Spanning five volumes, the series explores themes of power, morality, and the enduring complexities of love. It also inspired a popular animated adaptation.

Volume 1 (396 pages): Shen Qiao, humiliated and left for dead, is rescued by Yan Wushi. As he recovers, he confronts the harshness of the martial world and the growing influence of his mysterious savior.

Volume 2 (388 pages): Political tensions intensify as Shen Qiao rebuilds his strength and begins to question everything he believed about justice, sect loyalty, and his growing feelings toward Yan Wushi.

Volume 3: A deadly betrayal strikes, and Shen Qiao must face inner and outer demons as he stands between loyalty and love in a collapsing world of shifting alliances.

Volume 4: Shen Qiao and Yan Wushi are caught in sect conflicts, trials, and political unrest. Their bond deepens under pressure, but their fate remains uncertain in a blood-soaked landscape.

Volume 5 (444 pages): The epic conclusion brings final battles, personal sacrifices, and a chance at lasting peace. Shen Qiao must choose between the path he once walked and the future he might now embrace.

This series is known for its rich world-building, philosophical depth, morally complex characters, and slow-burning romance—making it a standout in modern danmei literature.