The "original sin" and "divinity" of the five major identities:
Each identity not only represents a social role, but also symbolizes a trait that the male protagonist lacks in his heart, or even an "original sin" of human nature. The process of conquering this identity is the process of overcoming this "original sin" and absorbing its "divinity" (positive qualities).
Lin Feng (original body): Original sin - "Sloth" (acceptance of fate). Divinity - "Fortitude" and "Innocence". He needs to awaken his true nature.
Chen Mo (Businessman): The original sin - "greed" (the endless pursuit of capital and success). Divinity - "creation" and "responsibility". The male protagonist needs to learn to use business power to create real value rather than just seeking profit.
Su Qingyue (student): Original sin - "jealousy" (anger towards others' origins and resources). Divinity - "Wisdom" and "Hope". The male protagonist needs to use knowledge to break down barriers and become a light that illuminates others.
Aye (The Blunderer): Original Sin - "Rage" (responding to injustice with violence). Divinity - "bloodiness" and "loyalty". The male protagonist needs to sublimate the anger of disorder into the courage to protect order.
Lao Cheng (politician): Original sin - "arrogance" (blind confidence in power). Divinity - "Weighing" and "Guarding". The male protagonist needs to learn to protect his original intention amidst complex rules.
Rhubarb (Animal): Original Sin - None (pure bestiality). Divinity - "Loyalty" and "Perception". It is the hero's final conscience and intuition.
