In the rift of the Three Realms, stands an inn that should not exist - Nirvana Inn.
The owner of the inn, Fengchu, carries the true fire of Nirvana. He reincarnates every ten thousand years, and when he wakes up, he forgets his past. Accountant Bai Ze, who knows the past and present of the Three Realms, writes down everything, and also records her every forgetfulness and rebirth. The wind chimes on the eaves of the inn ring automatically in the absence of wind, specially designed to attract those lost travelers who are entangled by obsession and cause and effect until they reach a dead end.
A deal, a floating light. What the guests want is either liberation or selfish desires. And the answers Feng Chu gave were often cruel and sober. Bai Ze quietly turned the pages of his account book, and the ink traces meandered, recording every soul inquiry and settlement of the price. The falling leaves of the sycamore trees, each counting down, point to Fengchu's next nirvana, and also point to the eternal game of good and hypocrisy, rules and human hearts, obsession and liberation among all living beings under the rules of the Three Realms.
This article uses the form of a unit drama to deeply explore the subtleties of "people's hearts" and "rules". The story spans multiple worlds, with a classical and concise style of writing and profound artistic conception. Under the shell of the legendary legend, it explores the weight of promises, the boundaries of rules, the changes of beliefs, and the moving power of silent protection and affectionate remembrance in the eternal time. Welcome to step into the Nirvana Stack and witness this endless reincarnation, joys and sorrows.
Concept: "Nirvana Inn" takes the mysterious inn in the rift of the three worlds as the stage. Through the form of a unit drama, it deeply explores core propositions such as "obsession and cause and effect", "rules and costs", "memory and forgetfulness", "contract and belief". Through Fengchu's forgetfulness of reincarnation and Bai Ze's eternal record, the novel examines the struggle of human nature between good and evil, truth and falsehood, interests and emotions, and within the framework of classical wonders, it reflects on the disintegration and reshaping of traditional beliefs in the changing times, and ultimately points to an eternal question: how do all living beings deal with themselves in the face of ruthless rules and impermanent fate, and how do they protect the weak but true "original heart" and "friendship".