The world hangs at the fingertips of two gods: "Ember" (the god of evil erosion, who wants to burn all things to achieve freedom) and "Xi" (the god of good order, who wants to bind all living beings for eternity). When Jin tore into Xi's throat and swallowed it into his belly, the divine blood soaked through the Three Thousand Worlds - sarcoma Buddha eyes grew under the eaves of the ancient temple, ancient monks' flying swords were entangled in the hair of resentful spirits, and poisonous insects oozed from the cracks in the imperial jade seal.
Song An, a "living child" thrown into the chessboard by the two gods. The left heart is branded with Jin's corroding curse, and the right bone flows with Xi's holy marrow. He looked down at the oracle: "Goodness is not a shackle, and evil is not a release." On the battlefield where corpses were everywhere, he broke the ribs of monsters and beasts into flutes, and the requiem he played turned the dead souls into butterflies; in the Immortal Sect, where incense was at its peak, he crushed the golden Buddha statue and spread the ashes of merit to hungry children.
Jin and Xi fought fiercely on his spiritual platform: the erosion curse caused the black lotus to bloom in the Dantian, but the holy marrow was drawn into gold threads to sew the lotus petals. The old god was furious: "How dare you steal power!" Song An cut open his chest and allowed the bloodlines of good and evil to intertwine into a chaotic whirlpool: "What you call balance is nothing more than a tyranny of taking turns."
In the end, Song An was jointly killed by Xi and Jin, and the blood was scattered on the earth. The world continued to be shattered in the confrontation between Xi and Jin. Until the present day, the destined soul fragments made Song An reawaken, but he was no longer the Song An before, but the obsession to kill Xi and Jin would not dissipate, which made him continue to move forward...
In the end, he climbed to the top of the Divine Skeleton on Xi's broken wings and Jhin's broken horn. The seeds of the New Age held in the palm of the hand - half of the peach branches grow jade dew, and half of the dry bones are covered with frost flowers.
"This is called 'Send An': A good person can go crazy by drinking dew, and a bad person can kiss a flower to gain mercy."
