She is a goddess who fell into the mortal world and reincarnated for hundreds of lives, just to chase the unreachable light deep in her soul.
He is the fallen demon god of war, Jin Yuan, who has torn apart his soul to follow him, but he bears the cruelest curse of heaven: to gain the one you love, you must lose your life. Every time they clasped their fingers and rubbed their ears and temples together, it was accelerating him towards his destined death. He always whispered "I found you" when he found her, but he could only watch life pass by in deep kisses and hugs.
He is Shen Zhou, a ray of morning light that separated her divine personality, fell into the mortal world, and became her shadow that she had no intention of redeeming. In troubled times, he is a mute slave who takes the blame for her poisonous muteness, collecting blood-stained gauze; in the interstellar world, he is a scrapped robot that dismantles its core for her, looking up at the stars until it dries up; in Xuanmen, he is the coffin of eternal hell, smiling and asking: "You said you changed it for me Good name... Does it still count?" In the e-sports fantasy world, he dragged his damaged hand and wrote his last words for the deceased: "Please look at him, don't look at me" - He regarded her as his only belief and a beggar, but he was willing to disappear silently in the shadows: "Don't look back."
Ling Guang travels through the world, subconsciously pursuing the abyss, gently caressing Shen Zhou without knowing it. The gears of fate crush the tiny happiness in every life, the deep love of Jin Yuan is the fuse that ignites death, and the protection of Shen Zhou is a silent swan song.
When the reincarnation of hundreds of generations finally reaches a desperate situation, Jinyuan and Lingguang are about to lose their souls - Shen Zhou, the "morning light" forgotten by everyone, gathers the obsession of hundreds of generations and finally transforms into a divine king. He burned the last of his godhood, smelted his body to fill the cracks in heaven, and used the stolen "day"
