An Eastern fable about dignity, betrayal and the end of civilization.
Under the splendid prosperity of Chang'an in the prosperous Tang Dynasty, there is a forgotten tribe of three-inch little humans. Seven-year-old Ye Ming fled to the human world to avoid the danger of beasts, and was rescued by Liu Ruxuan, a kind-hearted official lady. In his naivety, he thought that human beings were all kind and led the whole family down the mountain to seek refuge. Unknowingly, he opened Pandora's Box - the little humans were quickly reduced from "curious strangers" to the playthings of the rich and powerful. They were imprisoned in a crystal cage and forced to perform animal fights, losing all their dignity.
When Ye Ming witnessed his father being forced to fight with poisonous centipedes to please the spectators at the "Double Fair", he was swallowed up by deep-seated regret. He planned a thrilling escape on a rainy night, but paid a heavy price. In the desperate situation of life and death, this once innocent child made a decision that shocked the entire ethnic group:
Since they cannot coexist as equals, they will be cut off forever.
He led the survivors on a tragic westward journey to the Kunlun Territory, which even human legends have never reached, not for revenge, but to complete the final, silent judgment on that human world with the "disappearance" of the entire civilization.
If you have ever thought about how the dignity of the weak can be sustained, and if you believe that the highest resistance of a civilization is not revenge but departure, then this Eastern fable written with blood and tears will take you to experience an unprecedented spiritual shock.
Intent: When coexistence means humiliation, disappearing becomes the last resistance.