Shen Yue, a young archaeologist, firmly believes that everything can be deconstructed under reason. Until he met a person who was becoming transparent in the mountains and forests of the city that was about to disappear.
The man called himself Cang Ming and was the last mountain god here. The memory of the mountain disintegrated under the excavator, faith was annihilated in the neon lights of the city, and his existence also faded, like morning mist.
A deal that started with each getting what he needed bound the two people: Shen Yue helped him explore the truth behind the decline of the mountain spirit, and he ensured that Shen Yue's archaeological project went smoothly. However, the ancient scenes flashed back when touching the ancient relics, the unsolved mystery of his father's guardianship of the mountain, and the thousand-year loneliness carried in Cang Ming's eyes are all quietly disintegrating the rational boundaries that Shen Yue adheres to.
When the shadow of plundering the earth line struck, Cang Ming decided to use up the last of his spiritual power and stay silent with the mountain. But Shen Yue held him just before his transparent fingertips touched the eternal coldness.
"If science cannot keep the gods," Shen Yue looked at the gathering crowd and memories, "then use the stories of people and the memories of the mountains to recast a name for you."
This time, what the archaeologists want to unearth is not a sleeping ancient artifact, but a god forgotten by the times; what he wants to protect is not only the mountain, but also the eternal eyes that finally stayed for him.
Concept: A fantasy love story about an archaeologist and a mountain god, exploring memory, protection and inheritance.