Deep in the willows with hundreds of miles of smoke, there lives the snake demon Yeli who lasts for 8000 years.
She lives beside the abyss of seven sins, absorbing the turbid obsessions that linger in the world, but she never wants to be a selfless good person.
Anyone who comes to ask her to resolve disasters and end obsessions will be rewarded in equal value.
Some people want to keep their marriage together, and she wants to accompany them with a clear song; some people want to have children, and they need to fulfill the agreed price; lonely souls want to cross reincarnation, and they also need to exchange corresponding tokens.
Immortals from the heaven came to encircle and suppress her according to the rules of heaven, accusing her of indulging in romance and acting unethically;
All mortal beings are trapped in love, hate, greed, and delusion, and they repeatedly bind themselves in obsessions.
Ye Li watched the disputes in the three realms with a cold eye, clearly seeing the internal strife among the factions in the Immortal Sect, and sympathizing with the suffering of mortals who couldn't get what they wanted.
She has a bottom line for killing, but also hides a bit of softness. She dares to step into the netherworld to correct unbalanced cause and effect, and she also prefers the lively fireworks in the willow forest.
Deep in the void, Chang Geng, who controls the wormhole, has been with him forever.
A volume of "Qianqiu Sui" is written with all her thoughts, accompanied by the stars, knowing all the loneliness and unruliness under her laziness.
The joys and sorrows of the human world are ups and downs, and the laws of heaven are countless, but none of them can trap the mysterious snake walking as it pleases under the willows a hundred miles away.
All living beings can survive on their own, but she only follows her original intention.
Purpose: to explore obsession and cause and effect, write about the various forms of immortality, and explore what true compassion is. A strong person does not have to save the world for free, letting nature take its course is the right path.