Thousands of mountains and snow ridges, thousands of trails have been wiped out. He was originally a lonely god who fished alone in the Han River and walked alone for three hundred years on the road to death and enlightenment. Until the uninvited guest carrying a fishing rod and wearing red clothes broke into his world and opened the door of his frozen heart with a red fruit.
This is a story about "Ice and Fire"——
As the name suggests, a lonely boat drifts in the sea of suffering, with ruthlessness as its armor and loneliness as its companion.
Mu Hanjiang, the word is like the person, a cold river reflects the sky, using passion as a sword and persistence as a boat.
When the love-cutting sword meets the worldly heart, the chess pieces of heaven have thoughts of resistance. Whose soul will end up in the bet about "crossing" and "not crossing"?
If I am destined to be your disaster, are you willing to go against heaven for me?
Intention: Heaven has no mercy and no one has feelings. True transcendence is not to cut off the seven emotions and six desires, but to still dare to jump despite knowing that one is in danger.
This is a question about "what is living"——
Rong Guzhou spent three hundred years pursuing "ruthlessness", thinking that transcending the seven emotions and six desires would be the way to attain enlightenment. But Mu Hanjiang spent his whole life telling him: If you have not loved, suffered, lost, or protected, your eternal life will be nothing but eternal loneliness.
What the story ultimately explores is: the reason why people are human is not because of "Tao", but because of "emotion". The real strength is not to be heartless and unmoved, but to still choose to love, protect and believe after experiencing the deepest love and the most painful loss.
This is also a reverse deconstruction of the traditional immortality novel "killing love to prove the Tao" model - is it "ruthlessness" that makes people become immortals, or is "love" that makes people become adults?