This is a dark fable about heaven. The protagonist dies with a beautiful longing for heaven, only to find an endless queue of souls lining up outside the gate of heaven. Here, the soul will change color due to various desires, and only when it turns "yellow-brown" can there be a chance to receive the entrance number. After entering heaven, what awaits him is not the paradise, but the hard work of salvaging the "origin" of immortals in the turbid Milky Way. Even if you are lucky enough to enter the Immortal Mansion as an errand, you will just start as a sweeper and struggle at the bottom of the hierarchical heaven. Through the protagonist's journey from expectation to disillusionment, the story shows a "paradise" that is no different from the human world - where there is power struggle, competition for resources, injustice and deception. In the end, the protagonist realizes that true transcendence lies not in arriving at a certain place, but in inner awareness.
Purpose: By constructing a "dystopian" paradise, it satirizes the entrenched class solidification, bureaucracy and involution phenomena in real society, and guides readers to ask core questions about the nature of life and practice that go beyond formalism.