In the doomsday scenario where the law of cause and effect breaks down and reincarnation is reset, the rational observer Yan Jingyu falls into a nightmare from which he cannot wake up. Relying on INTP's ultimate rationality and the power of time and space, she searched for the only way to save her family in countless reincarnations, but the price was that her body was gradually swallowed up by blue-orange glass crystals - with each intervention in time and space, the crystallization deepened, until she was solidified into an eternal sculpture.
When the ultimate plan of deceiving fate and stealing cause and effect became the last straw that crushed trust, Yan Jingyu embarked on a decisive path of sacrifice: she forged her broken soul into billions of star fragments, each of which was engraved with the hidden truth and unspoken love. Her death was not the end, but the beginning of a grand reconstruction.
"The stars never go out, the lamp that returns home… remains bright."
This is a journey of redemption unfolding on a cosmic scale, an interstellar epic about reason and emotion, sin and forgiveness, sacrifice and rebirth. When the opposing parties are forced to join hands to pursue the fragments of glass scattered in the sea of stars, they gradually discover that the warmest light hides in the deepest darkness, and the real way back begins with learning to forgive yourself.
Intention: We may not be able to change the starting point of our destiny and the rules of the world, but we can choose how we walk on the road. It uses stars and glass as metaphors to tell us: the deepest darkness needs the warmest light to illuminate, and the real way home begins with reconciliation with oneself and ends with joining hands with others.