Shen Yan is the god of death who has been in charge of life and death for tens of millions of years. As soon as his fingertips rise and fall, the souls of all living beings return to the underworld, and his heart is as cold as eternal ice, until he meets Lin Sui under the warm lamp of a convenience store.
The two met and fell in love tens of millions of years ago. Lin Sui was the goddess Si Chen, but fate got in the way. She blocked the catastrophe for him and made him forget about her, but she was left in despair.
Fate made the two meet again. He just wanted to send a ray of her soul into reincarnation. He almost exhausted his origin and his memory became blurred. He only knew to find her. He had feelings for the mortal Lin Sui that gods and Buddhas should not have. He privately changed his destiny to protect her, but in exchange for the thunder of heaven, he personally killed the soul of his beloved, otherwise her soul would be scattered and the three worlds would be in turmoil.
He sent her into reincarnation with his own hands, and stamped the eternal love-killing curse on his heart. From then on, he faded away from the divine status and became a lonely soul in the world, guarding her throughout the reincarnation.
In this life, she is Su Nian, who prefers Bai Ju. She always has heart palpitations in the early morning, wondering who is waiting for her in her dreams.
He stood very close to her, but he was separated from her by thousands of heavenly shackles. He could watch her illness and displacement, and watch over her year after year, but he could not recognize or touch her.
Until she was dying, she said "Shen Yan, I remember", shattering the obsession of two lives.
He controls life and death in the world, and can save thousands of dead souls, but he can't save himself, let alone this life-and-death love with her.
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Purpose: Taking the entanglement between the two lives of the god of death Shen Yan and Lin Sui (Su Nian) as a guide, we ask about the ultimate fate of the love between gods and mortals, and reveal the involuntary desolation of both gods and humans in the face of fate.