He overcame his calamity and he answered his calamity.
He thought that by killing the demon, the tribulation would be over.
He didn't know that the demon had been looking for him for three hundred years.
He killed him once and imprisoned him for the rest of his life.
He gouged out his eyes and he died in his arms.
Reunion…
He has watched him with his eyes for hundreds of years,
He guarded the empty house for hundreds of years.
In the reincarnation of fate, if we love deeply, we become each other.
This is a calamity of love and a calamity of heart.
All the calamities have been overcome, but he alone cannot survive...
The slutty master is attacked by the *yandere demon king
Intention: Everything has its fate, be it love or destiny, it cannot be avoided or escaped. "Crossing the Tribulation" tells such a story: an accidental encounter is not fate, but the beginning of disaster. Two people who should not have crossed paths were tightly entwined by the red thread of fate, rising and falling in love and hate. The more they struggle, the closer they get; the more they try to escape, the deeper they get trapped. This is not a story about love, but a story about "choice". Faced with a given destiny, do people still have the right to choose? Every heartbeat may be a trap; every decision is a matter of life and death. In the end, what they have to overcome is not others or fate, but the hurdle in their own hearts.