
Clear Scales Illuminate the Zen Heart
清鳞照禅心
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 280k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Romance
- Audience
- Female
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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74Chapters
11Reads · all time
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In the lonely ancient temple, people cry sadly on rainy nights. A life is born in blood, and a life grows old in loneliness. The seemingly clichéd relationship between monks and secular people turns into a silent struggle between "protection" and "freedom" in the author's writing. The old monk fights destiny with his silence, his lies measure compassion with his innocence, and the little green snake interprets his instinct with cold blood. And in the end, all the self-righteous "crossing" and "being crossed" turned into nothingness in the cold mountain wind and rain. The words are as clean and concise as a knife, carving out the desolate background of life, but the aftertaste is as long as a bell, echoing in the readers' hearts for a long time - it turns out that the deepest Zen meaning is not to retain, but to let go.
Use blood as ink and bones as pen to carve a bond that transcends life and death on the cliff of fate. Two abandoned souls - a little novice monk who lost everything and a thousand-year-old snake demon who has played in the human world. They met on a bloody rainy night and embarked on a period of asceticism to temper their minds. The author uses a pen as cold as a knife to cut through the fragility and tenacity of human nature, and completes a grand narrative about redemption, protection and self-exploration within the framework of classical zhiguai.