At the end of the universe, Shen Mingli sympathizes with all living beings, but sheds tears for the only "evil" that should not exist. Ember was born from the agglomeration of all the forgotten resentments in the world. It was originally the incarnation of destruction, but because of God's tears, it gave birth to a heaven-defying obsession: "If God is willing to shed tears for me, why not burn all hell."
They are reflections of the two poles of the universe—one is divinity bent over suffering, and the other is evil thoughts that refuse to be extinguished. When redemption and obsession collide, the boundaries between good and evil are torn apart, and only emotion can transcend the void and become reality. This is a confrontation between gods and demons, and it is also a redemption that illuminates each other. All things are false, only emotion is true.
Intention: The confrontation between God and evil, the boundary between redemption and degradation