Yun Heng, the priest of the Lantern Clan, and Ye Jin, the leader of the Ruins Clan, are trapped in a confrontation between good and evil due to the rupture of the ancient covenant. In the face of the catastrophe, the two broke the racial prejudice, used the Concentric Curse as a bond and the Changming Chanzhan as a guide, and worked together to resolve the crisis in the three realms. They extradited the lonely souls, reconciled the spiritual veins, planted the lotus of the same heart at the Forgotten River Crossing, used fetters to dissolve the barriers, and used perseverance to fulfill the oath of "the lamp will never go out, and the environment will be peaceful". In the end, the blue lights intertwined with the black ruins light, illuminating the three thousand realms, creating a legend of peace where the two races coexisted and the three realms lasted.
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"The Lights Shine on Three Thousand Realms" takes the thousand-year entanglement between the Ying Deng clan and the Xu clan as a guide, and composes an ancient song about redemption, bondage and peace. After the catastrophe, Yun Heng used the Changming Lamp to purify the evil spirit, and Ye Jin used the strength of the ruins to mend the cracks. The two broke racial prejudice and used the Concentric Curse as a contract to build a lamplight pavilion to extradite lonely souls, and a fire city to protect all souls.
There is no black and white confrontation between good and evil in the book, only mutual support and responsibility across boundaries. The concentric lotus in Forgotten River Crossing, the promise under the moon in the soul-warming flower field, and the inheritance of broken lamp fragments are all filled with tender foreshadowing. From fighting each other to the oath of alliance between the two races, from guarding the world alone to shining on the world side by side, the bond between Yun Heng and Ye Jin is the best footnote for the return of peace to the Three Thousand Worlds.
The words are full of healing power. In the ups and downs of the plot, people can understand that peace never comes from the sky, but the fireworks in the world that people use lamps as torches and people as bridges to illuminate life and death.
"The Lights Shine on Three Thousand Realms" takes the thousand-year entanglement between the Ying Deng clan and the Xu clan as a guide, and composes an ancient song about redemption, bondage and peace. After the catastrophe, Yun Heng used the Changming Lamp to purify the evil spirit, and Ye Jin used the strength of the ruins to mend the cracks. The two broke racial prejudice and used the Concentric Curse as a contract to build a lamplight pavilion to extradite lonely souls, and a fire city to protect all souls. There is no black and white confrontation between good and evil in the book, only mutual support and responsibility across boundaries. The concentric lotus in Forgotten River Crossing, the promise under the moon in the soul-warming flower field, and the inheritance of broken lamp fragments are all filled with tender foreshadowing. From fighting each other to the oath of alliance between the two races, from guarding the world alone to shining on the world side by side, the bond between Yun Heng and Ye Jin is the best footnote for the return of peace to the Three Thousand Worlds. The words are full of healing power. In the ups and downs of the plot, people can understand that peace never comes from the sky, but the fireworks in the world that people use lamps as torches and people as bridges to illuminate life and death.