The protagonist has been suffering from a strange and persistent disease since he was a child, and has suffered from severe pain year after year. When he was young, he relied on the ancient rural secret technique of sealing orifices to barely survive, but he also laid the foundation for the vision for half his life. The ordinary childhood in the countryside was completely broken by the phantoms in the Persimmon Garden and the ancient soldiers in the deserted tombs. He unlocked the yin and yang eyes, and was able to see the vitality of all things and see through the past, becoming an alien who wandered between the virtual and the real yin and yang.
As the supernatural power awakens, backlash and suffering follow one after another. Hearing hallucinations that plague his body day and night, life and death catastrophes frequently appearing in this world, years of insomnia and mental exhaustion, leaving him trapped in endless internal friction and loneliness. The young man went to the military to seek medical advice. He searched for a good cure but could never find the cause of the disease. Until he experienced the vision of heaven and earth in the eternal military formation in the sky, and glimpsed the secrets of heaven and earth that had been sealed for thousands of years.
A near-death adventure allowed him to transcend the shackles of the physical body, overlook life and death in the mortal world, and discover the true meaning of reality and reality in the world. After half a lifetime of entanglement with visions, hardships of life and death, and pulls of fate, he gradually let go of his obsessions, accepted fate, and reconciled with the past, destiny, and self. Finally, he put aside the troubles and sufferings of half a lifetime, bid farewell to the different paths of yin and yang, and returned to the ordinary fireworks of the world. He remained stable throughout the years and completed his half-life practice.
Purpose: This book breaks away from the conventional core of traditional supernatural practice of "defying heaven to win and ascending to the top". It uses the protagonist's growth path of entangled yin and yang for half his life and practicing against fate as a carrier to interpret the gentle and transparent path of life. It breaks the stereotypes of the opposition between good and evil, yin and yang, good and evil, and reveals the core truth that there is no absolute good or evil in the world and that the human heart is the source of good and evil. The story abandons the paranoid orientation of blindly fighting fate and conquering the world, and conveys that true strength never lies in defeating heaven and overcoming all things, but in accepting imperfect fate, reconciling the regretful past, and letting go of a half-life of loneliness. The book uses spiritual cultivation as the shell and life redemption as the core to describe the transformation of ordinary people from fearful struggle and burden-bearing struggle to calm acceptance and peace of mind. It deeply explains that all those who go against the will of heaven and persevere in every possible way do not seek supreme power and fame in the end, but the pure original intention of guarding the ordinary life of the world and the stability of fireworks. It conveys the healing philosophy of life that after thousands of sails have gone through, they will return to the ordinary, the wind and rain will be over, and they will finally be at peace with themselves.