Su Yingluo died suddenly in modern times and was reborn as an abandoned daughter of a family of immortal cultivators whose spiritual roots were destroyed in the world of Kyushu. Suffering from a blood feud and past life obsession, she originally wanted to retaliate, but because of a mysterious heart lamp, she accidentally embarked on another path.
From the disputes in the house to the trials of the immortal sect, from the catastrophe in the mortal world to the mystery of the secret realm, she met the Confucian gentleman who upheld benevolence and righteousness, the carefree Taoist monks, and the compassionate Buddhist monks. As she made choices again and again, she gradually realized that revenge is not redemption. Real strength lies in knowing the cause and effect and still choosing to do good, and letting go of one's own ego and shining a light on the world.
Let's take a look at how Su Yingluo integrates the wisdom of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism with modern thinking, understands her heart and nature amidst the turmoil, cultivates compassion in the entanglement of love and hate, and finally uses kindness as a torch to illuminate herself and warm this world of mortals.
