Qin Mochen, who reached the top of the righteous path at a young age, looked unruly and magnanimous. He is unruly and unruly, arrogant about the true way of cultivation. He has been killing with magnanimity for most of his life. He never bows down to others, but he happens to fall into a gentle chess game in the south of the Yangtze River.
The mist falls in the south of the Yangtze River, and the gentleman in green is gentle and clean, and all kinds of preferences are given to him. Holding an umbrella to protect him on rainy nights, being gentle and pampering day and night, he painted a personal green talisman to wish him peace and security every year.
Qin Mochen suppressed all his anger and was willing to indulge in tenderness, thinking that he would encounter the only salvation in this life.
But gentleness is fake, preference is a trap, and green talisman is a lock.
The talisman that protects him closely locks his spiritual veins, traps his cultivation, and allows him to hold a deadly hidden weapon, but he can't hurt that person in the slightest for the rest of his life.
He made a mistake with sincerity, and his partiality turned him into a pawn in a joke.
At the end of the battle on the river bank, the green talisman shattered and the shackles were scattered.
He finally regained his full edge, but he lost forever the man in Tsing Yi who had lied to him, protected him, and loved him deeply.
A talisman locks the heart, and a boat buries the rest of life.
This love that started with calculations and ended with death left only a burning fire in the eyes and a hundred years of loneliness.
Intention: The deep affection that begins with calculation cannot resist the fate of good and evil. One person sets up a trap to be passionate and eventually leads to sin, another person makes a mistake with sincerity and only leaves regrets, and the false tenderness ends in love and hate.