For thousands of years in Kunlun, she was the sword-bearer of the Heavenly Dao, killing all those who had rebelled against her forty-nine lives without leaving any memory.
There were countless dead souls under the sword, but there was only one person. She beheaded him forty-nine times, and he waited forty-nine times.
Hidden in the mist in the mountains, characters are carved on the stone walls, and the sunset turns into ashes.
A warm jade, a chanting flower, a name hidden in the bones and blood.
Memories can be erased, but the pain never goes away.
In this life, the sword no longer screams, and the jade begins to become hot.
She needs to ask herself -
Was it Yan Zhi who walked with the sword, or Su Nian who should have remembered "him".
The number of Dayan is fifty, and its use is forty-nine.
The one thing that is unchangeable is him and her.
Purpose: Explore the game between fate and self. Memory can be sealed, but love and obsession will eventually break through the rules of heaven and complete self-awakening and redemption.