Xie Heng is the most famous son of the Xie family in the capital. He has a face like a crown jade, rich brocade clothes, a warm jade buckle around his waist, and the aroma of wine and ambergris lingering around his body. He lives a romantic life that is envied by the world.
No one knows that this twenty-two-year-old legitimate son has lived for half a hundred years; no one understands the loneliness of his bohemian life and the memory that is cleared at the end of every month.
The six talisman boys in the mansion, Jinrou and Moya, Huimei and Lanqing, and Shi Zhongjunxian, are his personal attendants and treasures in the palm of his hand. He loved Jin's foot massage, Xilan's singing, praising Mo's talent and learning, greedy for wisdom and femininity, relying on rocks for reliability, and loving the smell of tea. However, when he was alone, he would always rub the jade button and murmur: something is missing.
Thirty years ago, the immortal fell in love and angered the heavens. The Curse of Moon Forgot punished him to forget Ah Le once a month. Thirty years later, Ah Le destroyed his soul and broke it into six strands of soul, transforming into a Futong. He stayed with him every day, hoping to recall a trace of his memory.
He suppressed his panic with joy, hid his loneliness with frivolity, suppressed his feelings for Fu Tong again and again, and broke his immortal soul again and again without realizing it.
The jade color of the warm jade buttons gradually faded, and the fine lines at the corners of his eyes deepened. Three hundred and sixty times of moonrise and moonset, three hundred and sixty times of forgetfulness, when would he be able to see clearly that the aura of immortality lingering around him was an obsession engraved in his bones.
Purpose: Taking the thirty years of being together under the Curse of Moon Forgetting as a guide, the book focuses on the extreme pull of deep affection and forgetfulness, praising the sincere love that will not regret even if the soul is destroyed, and satirizing the coldness of heaven. It depicts the arc of the male protagonist's growth from being dissolute and escaping from the world, not knowing how to cherish, to facing his heart and learning to love, and interpreting the core theme of "love can withstand the long years, and can also break the shackles of fate."