This is a deep-seated love that transcends humans and monsters. The fate of Wen Yan and Ah Si, a silver snake boy, began with a startling glance by the stream. The human painter Wen Yan encounters the silver snake demon Ah Si by a stream. An interracial encounter brings the two hearts closer together. Accompanying each other day and night in the mountain hut, green love quietly grows, but the disputes between the demon clan and the identity barrier come like a wave, and the two are forced to flee hand in hand. In the dangerous situation, they carve each other's names into their bones and blood. After a brief sweet stay together, the fate of sacrifice could not be escaped after all. Ah Si sacrificed decisively to protect Wen Yan and disappeared from the world. As decades passed, Wen Yan changed from a reckless young man to an old man with frost-stained temples. He guarded the hut full of memories and used his brush to freeze every scene related to Ah Si. He clutched the silver scales and spent the rest of his life thinking about Ah Si under the setting sun and by the stream. This love penetrates into the bone marrow, clings to the bones and turns into sorrow, leaving endless regrets in the end, but it also makes the obsession of "love" become eternity in the years.
Purpose: Describe the purity and fateful helplessness of interracial love, interpret the obsession of love into the bone marrow and the emotional core of "until death do us part", and explore the weight of longing and the meaning of perseverance after loss.