[No System + Infinite-Flow + Ensemble Cast]
*A story of a violent ghost princess from a fallen kingdom and a gentle, clever Chinese teacher breaking through impossible situations.*
*The first instance is complete. The story consists of five completed instances.*
*The protagonists share a fateful bond from past and present lives. The dynasties are all fictional.*
*I love telling stories about all kinds of characters.*
Death drags the gentle Chinese teacher Jiang Xianqing into the “Chan Ying Bureau,” giving her a new identity and powers. Standing before her is Chu Zhaoye, a princess of a fallen kingdom with red hair, mismatched eyes, and a vicious scar across her face. She’s a ruthless female ghost who claims she kills without blinking. Should Jiang believe her, or doubt her?
She says that so-called vengeful ghosts are simply people who cannot let go of their obsessions.
She says death is not the end. When an obsession remains, it can trap people in a game.
She says that hell is other people: their gazes, desires, and obsessions can build a prison that confines the freedom and true nature of the self.
She says that relationships can give people a sense of security, but inevitably lead to conflict and confinement because of the obsessions people hold toward one another.
In one game after another, they are enemies, teammates, ruler and subject… The gentle teacher holds a lamp, hoping to extinguish it; the bloodthirsty princess grips her blade and refuses to turn back.
One has grown weary of life and wants to sacrifice herself to free others; the other is consumed by fury and swears to take revenge and be reborn.
What is it that tears them apart through these endless instances? Is the path to letting go about saving the other, or setting oneself alight?
“The abyss has no lamp, and the lamp has no abyss. Hold the torch against the wind, and only then will heaven and earth come into view.”
In the end, who will light the way home for whom?
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