The twin spiritual stones were shattered, and Lin Daiyu, the Crimson Pearl Immortal Grass, and Sun Wukong, the victorious Buddha, met in the rift of cause and effect, only to learn that their souls had the same origin. The fragments of chaos scattered across the seven major civilizations, causing the collapse of time and space: the funeral inscriptions were engraved on the list of gods, a psychic jade was buried under the Five Elements Mountain, and the journey to the west was quantumly entangled with the layout of the Grand View Garden.
The sickly orphan girl and the unruly gods and Buddhas traveled through 129,600 years, freezing time and space with their blood on the battlefield of the Yin and Shang Dynasties, and playing the strings of cause and effect in the underground palace of the Qin Mausoleum. When the twelve hairpins of Jinling turned into demons, the six-eared macaque appeared as the shadow of Daiyu, and the golden cudgel and the flower-burial hoe finally merged into the tool of creation. As fate approaches, Daiyu programs the laws of chaos, and Wukong tears apart the dimension - in tears and fire, can they write a third ending in the collapsing universe?
This book uses quantum physics to reinterpret the alliance between wood and stone, making "The Song of Burial Flowers" resonate with the Tightening Curse to form a poem. The collision of classical mythology and hard-core science fiction, in the Möbius strip narrative, witnesses the ultimate form of Eastern romance.
