AML single series - the second special episode
Yunshi, the son of Zalinggen's cloth shop, grasped an abandoned storage bag in despair of being separated from immortals, and also grasped the key to rewrite his destiny. Its spiritual roots are not pure but can produce strange "deviations", tearing open a road that no one has traveled through in the gaps between the eight dimensions.
Wen Yan, a distant branch of the royal family and the leader of the imperial examination, is recognized as a genius in the law of "preface". On the surface, he is as gentle as jade, but in fact he has a cold view of "abnormalities". He is not only the light that Yun Sil looks up to at the beginning, but also may become his most familiar judge when he breaks the rules.
Su Wang, the spiritual root of "chaos" that occurs once in a century, regards all balance as a shackle. Wanton, passionate and crazy. Seeing Yunshi as the most interesting "fallacy", trying to drag him into a disorderly carnival. In his eyes, emotion and Tao are variables that can be manipulated.
The earthly spiritual roots of flowing, loose cultivation, and "condensation" dual cultivation. He is gentle and distant, and is Yun Zhen's companion on the road of spiritual practice, both as a teacher and as a friend. Can his eyes that stare at the eternal flow of matter also understand the changes in people's hearts?
Yu, the stelekeeper whose identity is a mystery, is in charge of the ancient forest of stele that records the Eight Elements Law. He had witnessed the ups and downs of too many geniuses, but in Yunshi's "mistake", he saw the possibility of breaking the cycle of death and reincarnation.
Yunshi does not have a fixed Taoist companion, but his path will be closely intertwined with these four people; when he gradually discovers that his "miscellaneousness" may be able to accommodate or even reconstruct the Eight Elements Law, he faces not only natural disasters and pursuits, but also difficult ideological and emotional choices with these people.
Tao can be Tao, but it is not Tao; feelings can be sentimental, but not ruthless.
Purpose: fairness, similarities and differences, and enlightenment
