"What really traps people is never the cave, but fear."
The novel takes "Tianwaitian", an isolated and hidden kingdom as the core stage, and unfolds a discussion about "freedom and conservatism", "joining the world and hiding in the world", and "civilization and human nature" through the love story of Murong Lin and Mu Shang across family blood feuds, concepts of the times and the prison of fate.
"Tianwaitian" can not only be a paradise in people's hearts, but also a prison in everyone's heart that they dare not step out of.
Eventually, everyone will understand:
True freedom is not to hide in the peach blossom garden forever, but to still dare to live enthusiastically even if you have seen the storms of the world.
Purpose: The work explores people's choices and struggles between tradition and modernity, stability and freedom through the world of "Tianwaitian" that has been forgotten by the times. Expressing thoughts on individual destiny, self-awareness and courage. Ultimately it points to a core proposition: true freedom is not about escaping from the past, but about taking the initiative to move toward a broader life through understanding and commitment.