Lin Zhixian felt that he was the only normal person in the entire sect. She decided to take a serious look at the relationship and find a normal Taoist partner who would share accounts, be willing to do things, and respect boundaries.
When they met each other for the first time, the suitable spiritual planter encountered a problem after losing the seal: he remembered the name, burial date and relics of the deceased Taoist monk, but forgot why he cherished it.
Wuwangzong, who was in charge of witnessing, had just received his one-day meal subsidy, and when he turned around, he had to pay first and then conduct self-examination. While Lin Zhixian was rescuing people, chasing accounts, and filling up bills, he was also tracking down the change in the relationship between a man who took "I don't want to feel any more pain" as a long-term agreement, and discovered that the old system had long used a choice as an irrevocable arrangement.
The most reliable senior brother Xie Zhaowei is also changing. He remembers what she ate, when she returned to the clan, and how much money was left in the joint purse, but he relied on a record book to confirm why he cared about her.
They have shared meals, luggage, and life for more than ten years, but they have not discussed symptoms, fears, and privacy, let alone who can make decisions for whom.
Starting from a meeting, Lin Zhixian not only needs to find out how forgetting enters the legal process, but also makes a serious decision for the first time: what kind of common life can tolerate knowledge, rejection and change of mind.
Purpose: Real healing respects memory, boundaries, choice and right to refuse, and love and responsibility should be shared with informed consent.