Quan Zhilong in the mortal world married Xuanji, a ghost from the underworld. The two had a daughter, Quan Sizhao.
Under this warmth of the world, there is a secret that can shake the six realms - his own daughter is the Lingshu Yuanjun in charge of the ancient divine realm, and Quan Sizhao is her clone who fell into the world of mortals.
Xiao Chexian met and fell in love with the clone, but he couldn't tell that the clone and Yuan Jun had the same origin. Misunderstandings arose, which made Yuan Jun furious.
On one side is the stability of the human world given by his biological father, on the other side is Xiao Che's unrepentant love. Ling Shu straddles the world of mortals and heaven, trapped in a thousand-year calamity woven by love and hate.
Purpose: This article uses the fateful story of Quan Lingshu's triple identity to compare family affection in the mortal world with sadomasochism in the divine realm, and explore the core of love, identity and reconciliation. Quan Lingshu is the daughter of Quan Zhilong and Gui Chayu Xuanji. She is also the ancient Lingshu Yuanjun. Quan Sizhao is her mortal clone. Xiao Che first fell in love with the clone, but did not know Yuan Jun's true identity. The estrangement and misunderstanding aroused divine anger, and the two of them were trapped in thousands of years of pain. On the one hand, the story describes parents' unconditional tolerance and preference in the fireworks of the world, and points out that ordinary family love is the safe place for the soul; on the other hand, through the entanglement between Xiao Che and Ling Shu, it points out that love cannot only be greedy for each other's appearance, and a lack of honest feelings will only leave regrets. At the same time, it explains that people will not be bound by a single identity. Only by accepting all the tenderness and scars of oneself and letting go of obsession can one escape from fateful love.