The most outrageous thing Shan Yue has ever done in her life is to pick up a man from a cave deep in a cliff.
He has long gray hair, can't speak, can't dress, and doesn't know what his "name" is. She taught him how to eat and read, and how to go inside when it rained.
But there's something wrong with this man. The withered vines sprouted as he passed by, and the mountain wind carried him around. One day he wrote two words - "not careful". How did he know the name of this mountain?
Grandma left a box of notes. The mountain moon turned over and froze in place - sixty years ago, grandma met the same person in the same cave. No, the same god.
There is an old photo hidden in the note, with six words on the back: "If I don't tell you, you will understand."
Grandma found the true name of God, swallowed it, and took it to the grave. Because once he remembers who he is, he's gone forever.
Shanyue decided to keep this secret.
But the "Gui Xuhui" has already set its sights on him. They don't care whether he is a god or not, they just want to know how long the spirit in his body can be refined.
Not to mention, he was unable to protect himself. Saying it means farewell forever.
Old things in the mountains, the gods' remains, returning to the ruins to hunt, grandma's secrets—and a person who knew the outcome, but was still moved.
Intention: Being remembered by others is the highest form of existence.