During the Kaiyuan period of the Tang Dynasty, a dilapidated official office dedicated to exorcizing evil spirits was located in the south of Chang'an City. Although it looked shabby at first glance, if you really look into its background, you will find that the official office is directly under the current Holy Emperor.
The word "Liao" means thatched cottage, and it does indeed live up to its name. The courtyard is full of fluffy grass, the walls are half-collapsed, and even the wages are severely deducted. Some people say that this government office once had great glory, but fate took advantage of it. An imperial edict and a bloody battle resulted in the death of eight masters and disciples, leaving only two young men alive. They were ordered to stay in the government office where things have changed and people have changed, and to undertake all kinds of unlucky commissions.
In addition to humans, there are also monsters from all over the world who come to our door. It turns out that we, who are born different, have the same emotions, anger, sorrow, and joy, as well as love and concern.
There are all kinds of passers-by here. They love each other clumsily, say things they don't mean, do duplicitous things, are surrounded by fate and the world, curse and complain, but only after experiencing separation in life and death, do they understand the importance of "letting go".
"Cen Songyun, if I say that I want to investigate the truth and seek justice for everyone, will you stop me?"
As for the imperial edict calling people to Beijing, the secrets behind it gradually emerged as one story after another ended -
Intention: The so-called hatred is just a sword that stabs others and is aimed at oneself. Only by letting go can one be free.