Due to an apocalyptic epidemic in the Ganges River Basin in India, the Sanctuary sent Shakya, a top gold saint who believes in Buddhism, to India to investigate the source of the epidemic. Shaka returned to his hometown, Calcutta, a city at the mouth of the Ganges River to assist Mother Teresa in taking care of the patients, and fought fiercely with Shiva, the god of destruction, the mastermind behind the epidemic, accidentally causing the order of the six paths of reincarnation to collapse and the cycle of reincarnation to stagnate. In order to prevent the Ganges civilization from disappearing into nothingness, Shaka and Shiva entered the six dimensions of reincarnation and started a journey to trace the source of the Ganges. They went through many tests in the path of Shuras, animals, hungry ghosts, and hell. They also exchanged and learned about Indian history, instinct and rationality, and the impermanence of good and evil, and experienced a journey of exploring the essence of human nature from the shallow to the deep, from the outside to the inside.
Intention: The continuation of human history has never depended on forgiveness or forgetting, but on "forget it" to become a Buddha in one lifetime.