Hidden in the thick fog of Phoenix Mountain in western Hunan are nearly a hundred years of past events.
Shen Zhiyu, a graduate student majoring in ancient book restoration, was involved in a thousand-year-old guardianship battle when he got a copy of the "Green Book of the Earth" that had been passed down by his family for generations due to the sudden disappearance of his grandfather. The cyan ruins pattern on her arm deepens every time the earth vein mark is read; every inch of memory blurs, the truth gets closer.
Accompanying her are Xie Lin who is trapped by the power of blood, Lin Qilan who can sense the memory of vegetation, and Rong Song who bears the hatred of destroying the village. They stepped into the illusion of memory deep in the ruins, and saw the lamentations of refugees during the Republic of China, the tampered family records, and the silent scars of the sacrifices of generations of guardians.
Xu Ling is not a ghost, but an obsession condensed by regrets, longings, and guilt in the world; Xu Qi is not a panacea, but an overflow of emotions. The Shouxu sect is trapped in the rules, the Qixu sect tries to take control, and a young woman is torn between her loved ones and the common people.
When the main bloodline is about to be torn apart, when the Chinese landline is in danger, these young people must break free from the shackles of fate - on the boundary between forgetfulness and memory, mend a scar that has not healed for a hundred years.
This is not a story about finding answers.
This is a story about choosing who to be.
Intent: The growth and choices of a group of young people in the process of exploring the truth about historical injustices. At the same time, the truth requires courage to face, and the scars take time to heal, which every generation has.