Qingyun Reincarnation Field Deed

The foreground is the core of the spiritual field of Qingyun Valley. A monk (Ye Mingxuan) dressed in green cloth and linen is bending down to bury a red-eared wheat seed with fire sand soil into the soil. His fingertips are lingering with light golden spiritual power. A silver-gray sand tree is squatting at his feet. The jerboa is nuzzling the hem of his trousers; at the edge of the spiritual field, a girl (Ye Qingyao) is holding a bamboo basket filled with antgrass, followed by tribesmen carrying farm tools. The smoke from the bamboo building in the distance blends with the mist of the spiritual spring, outlining the atmosphere of family fireworks. The mid-ground is a blurred silhouette of a terracotta wasteland, with the outline of a sand wolf and swaying golden ant grass faintly visible in the yellow sand, forming a strong contrast with the greenery in the foreground, hinting at the hardships of the trial. In the distant view, a translucent shadow of the "Reincarnation Field Deed" is smeared with light ink, suspended in the sky above the vast mountains. The lines of the deed spread like a path in a spiritual field, connecting the foreground and middle ground. The four corners are dotted with elemental spots of ice crystals, mist, stardust, and fire, which coincide with the characteristics of the subsequent world. The overall color is mainly green, interspersed with red, yellow and gold and white. It not only retains the simplicity of the farming text, but also highlights the heritage of cultivating immortality through the shimmer of spiritual power and the mysterious lines of the field deed. The inscription below "cultivates all over the world, and the field deed inherits the family" points out the core theme.