If you imagine a cancer cell as a knight-errant, what would it look like? Where does it come from? Where are you going again?
Inspired by the confrontation between good and evil between the human body and cancer, I wrote a fantasy fairy tale in ancient costume. The antagonistic attack between cancer cells and people is depicted as a conflict between two male protagonists. There is no medical element in the article, but many links can allude to people's fight against cancer.
People without a medical background will have no difficulty reading it; those who are interested are also welcome to explore the metaphors.
This is the first fantasy fantasy novel inspired by the fight against cancer; it is also the first full-length novel to reflect the battle between people and cancer.
In the Tianyan Sect, Zheng Qingyun and Liu Fengchen, who had grown up together, eventually had two extreme destinies. Senior brother Zheng Qingyun inherited the position of the sect leader and practiced "Tian Yan Gui Yi Jue", which was righteous and peaceful. However, with the passage of time and lack of management, the sect became increasingly lax. Junior brother Liu Fengchen defected from the school and established his own Yutan Villa. He practiced the "Soul Seizing Technique", used plunder and devouring to strengthen himself, and his power grew like weeds in the dark.
When a man in black pretended to be a disciple of Tianyan Sect and brought trouble to the world, Zheng Qingyun personally investigated and was shocked to find that the owner of Jade Tan Village was actually his former junior brother! Persuasion failed, and a tug-of-war began. The two sides fought repeatedly, and the battle was fierce. Faced with survival and love, destruction and coexistence, they must make the final choice.
"Yunchenyuan" uses ancient costume fantasy as a metaphor for the human body's fight against cancer. Watch the two male protagonists perform a legend about growth, balance and choice in the fateful showdown.
Concept: The costume of a fantasy fairy in ancient costume is a metaphor for the struggle and coexistence of the human body and cancer. This is not only a Jianghu epic about sect battles and brotherly love and hatred, but also a profound discussion about life, balance, choice and coexistence. Watch how the two male protagonists perform the ups and downs of growth in this inevitable fateful showdown, and explore another possibility besides the dispute.