My Taoist companion is the best swordsman in the world.
On the day he passed away, he turned into a little light and stretched out his hand to wipe my tears, leaving only the words "I'm sorry".
After three lives.
In the first life, he died in my arms, calling me in his sleep: "Yunshu, I miss you."
In his second life, the sect tortured him to death in order to force him to appear in the world with the Six Eyes of Heaven. When he was dying, he put a candy into my mouth: "Sister, it's so sweet." The candy was still in my mouth, but his hand had fallen. I laughed out loud with that candy in my mouth - this is the people he protects through his preaching. I slaughtered hundreds of sects and killed them all.
In the third life, he pierced the heart with a sword, and then memories flooded in. He knelt in a pool of blood and cried bitterly against my cold forehead.
In the fourth life, a little boy stood on tiptoe and looked at me: "Sister, why do you always look like crying?"
Many years later, the boy hugged me gently from behind.
"I'm back."
"Also, I've wronged you."
Purpose: To sacrifice one's body in exchange for her everlasting peace; for three lifetimes of evil fate, the Taoist heart will never be extinguished.
Purpose: To tell the story of the fateful sadomasochistic love between the Taoist couple Ling Yu and Yun Shu across three lives, explore the core of righteousness and personal love, sacrifice and redemption, and finally break the shackles of destiny and achieve a happy ending in which both directions go together.