In the forty-seventh year of Emperor Yong's reign, the earth's veins cracked nine times and the Qinling Mountains fractured.
Gu Changci, a scholar from a poor family, opened the remains of his family history in the ruins. From then on, what he heard was no longer the sound of the wind, but the wail of the body of gods under his feet.
This is an era when sacred mountains are withering and great rivers are bleeding.
Si Tianjian feeds the Great Wall with the shadow of all the people, the dragon corpse of the Yellow River opens its turbid eyes under the sand, and the mist and rain in the south of the Yangtze River cover up the sin of skinning for luck. Gu Changci held the broken picture and swam upstream, trying to mend the broken world.
However, every time a repair is put down, it is an irrevocable exchange:
When the Qinling Mountains were reshaped, his knuckles turned into gray stone; when the Yellow River flowed back, his blood turned into yellow sand.
When he finally stood on the top of Kunlun and saw clearly the "year star" fishing in China, he had lost his sense of pain, color and human body temperature.
"If the price of saving the world is to turn into a rock, are you willing to become a speck of dust at the feet of these sentient beings?"
Mountains and rivers are speechless, only gravity is eternal.
