King Juan Yunjin traveled to the world of Xianxia and just wanted to lie down and save his life, but found that he was a "bug to be scrapped" in the algorithm of heaven. In order to survive, he resorted to the instinct of a "system analyst" and looked for vitality in the cold laws.
Mo Chenyuan, the incarnation of the way of heaven who controls the life chart, is cold and ascetic, so he should have been wiped out. However, an ancient broken curse forcibly locked the extreme of "reason" and the anomaly of "heart": every time Yun Jinwei struggled to "do something", Mo Chenyuan had to bear the fire of heart-burning karma on his behalf, and his Taoist heart was devastated.
As a result, the ruthless "god" was forced to become the guardian (and 24-hour personal jailer) of "mortals".
Yun Jinwei: "Boss, do you think I can be saved? How about we work together to hack this broken system?" Mo Chenyuan: "Shut up, wait, don't seek death and implicate me." (Then he silently handed over the life-extending elixir)
One jumps repeatedly on the edge of the rules and strives to survive; the other is forced to empathize within the rules and gradually becomes attracted. When "investigating things to achieve knowledge" collides with "nothing outside the mind", in this extreme pull between "heart" and "reason", who will sink first?
Concept: The story uses the perspective of a soul (Yun Jianwei/Li Yue) who comes from an extremely "materialistic" modern society and believes in "studying things to gain knowledge", and plunges him into a world of cultivation where "there is nothing outside the heart and no reason outside the heart". In this world, the "Way of Heaven" is not a collection of objective laws, but more like a cosmic instinct (Wuwei) that follows "nature" and "balance"; and the "obsession" of the human heart (love, hate, ideals) is the biggest variable that disturbs this balance and triggers the number of "catastrophes" (Youwei).