The world is chaotic and Yin and Yang are out of balance. Ruan Ah Ruan, a stable woman with special skills, does the weirdest job in the world - delivering babies who "should not be born".
She could see the haunting ghosts and feel the ghosts that were causing trouble. A pair of skillful hands could not only take over a difficult-to-delivery baby, but also remove a life-threatening curse. From the "catastrophe star" expelled by the world to the "treacherous pregnant woman" famous in both the yin and yang worlds, she walks alone on the edge of light and darkness: saving innocent children who are regarded as "ghost fetuses", uncovering the horrifying conspiracy behind "live births in ghost marriages", and facing the cruel habit of "drowning female infants"...
Every delivery is a confrontation with fate. Until she discovers that the special beings she brought into the world with her own hands are actually involved in a huge secret that can subvert the world of humans and ghosts. And she herself is also the most critical person in this fateful whirlpool.
When disaster strikes due to the imbalance of yin and yang, and when the world sees her as the source of the disaster, Ah Ruan must step forward. She will join hands with the "different children" who were delivered by her, face the deepest fear and the strongest enemy, and use the Wenpo method to protect life, balance yin and yang, and stabilize this crumbling world.
This is a thrilling legend about the dignity of life, breaking prejudice, and protecting symbiosis. See how Ruan A Ruan, a stable woman, uses courage and compassion to mend the gaps in people's hearts, balance the worlds of yin and yang, and find her own path to heaven amidst the mist of destiny.
Purpose: The work uses the traditional folk occupation "Shen Po" as an incision, and through a series of supernatural birthing events, it deeply explores the conflict between the dignity of life and group prejudice. On the surface, it is a strange story, but on the inside, it is an epic of struggle of stigmatized marginalized groups (women, people with special abilities, and "unlucky" children). The "imbalance of yin and yang" is used as a metaphor for the oppression of the true nature of life by social disciplines, and the protagonist's ability to sew the two worlds of yin and yang is used to convey the core idea of breaking away from superstitious prejudices and pursuing diverse symbiosis - what really needs to be guided is not the treacherous fetus, but the ignorant heart of the world.