They are all trapped.
One was trapped in the abandoned courtyard of Lanruo Temple, harming people for an old locust tree.
One is trapped deep in the Dragon Palace and dances to survive.
A man trapped in a thousand years of cultivation, dare not be emotional.
A man who is trapped in the lies he has spun and cannot get out of.
One is trapped in a long wait and forgets who he is waiting for.
Another one is stuck behind a smile and has forgotten how to cry.
Six monsters, six kinds of imprisonment.
Xie Wantang is an ancient book restorer. When she opened the yellowed "Book of Righteous Demons", the memories of those demons flooded into her body - their struggles, their fears, and the choices they made in desperate situations.
She can help them "return".
But every time a demon returns, she loses a piece of her memory. The skills she learned, the people she loved, her own name - disappeared from her mind one by one.
She knew she would eventually become a blank.
But she turned to the next page anyway.
One roll has two girls, one roll has one color. After writing three volumes, a pot of tea has just cooled down.
Intention: How can imprisoned women break free from their prisons - whether it is the deserted courtyard of Lanruo Temple, the bottom of the Dragon Palace, thousands of years of cultivation, or lies spun by themselves. "The Book of Righteous Demons" is about the imprisonment and freedom of six demons. It is also a story about a modern woman who chooses to exchange her memory for the salvation of others. The core proposition is: Would you help a stranger if you knew the cost? Kindness is not cheap, but it is worth it. The six demons' answer is "worth it", and so is Xie Wantang's answer. What I want to convey is not hatred and resistance, but the moment when a person can still choose to be kind in a desperate situation. That moment is the reason why "Yi Demon" is "Yi".