"Non-Canonical Myth" tells the story of a pair of gay lovers who break into the mythical world: "White" loses his memory, but insists on looking for the "pregnancy medicine"; "Black" confronts the temple nun to save his lover. Their pursuit will uncover the unjust case of the Green Snake, the corrupt Taoist temple, and ultimately lead to the cosmic secrets of the 'Qingluan Ming Three Realms'. This is an adventure that spans the three realms of humans, demons and immortals, and is also a profound questioning about love, memory and identity.
Concept: The core concept of "Non-canonical Myths" is a gentle and radical mythological revolution. It does not simply place marginal characters into the traditional mythological framework, but fundamentally questions, dismantles and rewrites the narrative logic and power structure of the myth itself. The idea can be condensed into this: if myth defines "what is normal", then the "abnormals" excluded by myth have the right to use their own love and existence to retell the origin and laws of the universe. All in all, its intention is far more than a fantasy story. It is a serious literary and cultural action: an attempt to fight for a deserved "myth sovereignty" in the realm of imagination for all those who have been excluded from the old stories, and to declare that the most subversive force may be to gently rewrite the ancient stories on which the entire world depends in the name of love.