The Bones in Her Eyes

Wu Shu lived for fifteen hundred years. For the first nine hundred years, she made a living by fortune-telling. Because of her mysterious and immortal physique, she traveled all over the world. During her endless wandering, she saw all the gatherings and separations in the world. She guarded the divinations and watched the misfortunes and blessings of the world for half of her life. During the Xuande period of the Ming Dynasty, the year after Zhu Zhanji, Emperor Xuanzong of the Ming Dynasty, came to the throne, at the foot of Mount Tai, a horse bandit cut off her neck with a sharp blade. When she was about to die, she thought that this absurd immortality had finally come to an end, but one month after her death, she suddenly woke up at the back of Qingcheng Mountain. The scars on his neck have disappeared, and his body still looks like he was twenty-eight years old. His heart beats steadily. Only a pair of hands that have experienced thousands of years of experience hide the vicissitudes of life that are inconsistent with his youthful skin. Along with her, there appeared a mysterious "Hundred Phenomenon" and a jade fan, as well as the mysterious power that suddenly awakened. From then on, in her eyes, the beauty of the world was nothing more than bones and skin, and the secrets buried deep in the hearts of the world could not be hidden. But fate has its own shackles. She saw the way forward, but it was difficult to change the ending. Anyone who insists on intervening in other people's lives will be restrained and restrained by invisible forces, making it difficult to move at all. Later, she finally knew that she was the substitute of all things and the earth, living and dying together with the heaven and the earth. When the earth is born, Wu Shu will be born; when the earth is destroyed, Wu Shu will die. The only solution to break free from this shackles lies in the concerted efforts of thousands of women to move forward. In the years to come, countless long days and nights are still waiting for her. She walks around the world with "Hundred Phases", and is both a bystander of fate and a guardian of the earth. Intention: Immortality is not a gift, but the long shackles of living alone forever; observing fate is not authority, but the helplessness of seeing through the world but being unable to change fate. The novel takes the reincarnation and fateful bond of Wu Shu, a thousand-year-old immortal fortune teller, as the core. It breaks the traditional conventional narrative of cultivating immortality and changing one's destiny against the will of heaven. It tells the deep core that destiny has its own destiny and that it is difficult for individuals to defy the rules of heaven and earth. The shackles can only be broken by concentricity. Wu Shu has read all the joys and sorrows of the world for thousands of years, and has seen through the vanity of the world and the secrets of the human heart. He has the ability to see destiny, but he is trapped in the shackles of heaven and earth. The story breaks away from the single setting of a lonely man who saves himself and one person goes against the will of heaven, reconstructs a new relationship between fate and redemption, and interprets the true meaning of the symbiosis between individuals and heaven and earth, and the connection between destiny and all living beings. It points out that the most powerful force in the world is never one's own secret skills and magical powers of immortality, but the cohesion and centripetal force of thousands of women working side by side, protecting each other, and moving forward hand in hand. Loneliness is written with longevity, shackles are written with fate, and salvation is written with symbiosis. In the ups and downs of thousands of years and the various experiences of the world, we break free from the shackles of heaven and earth, break the predetermined fate, and finally find self-salvation and new life in the world with the power of the unity of all living beings.