Synopsis of The Brahma Eagle
Brahma and Zhu Eagle, two underground factions, have been locked in conflict for twelve years.
Wu Wuxi, leader of Brahma, wields "Stubborn Bones," the power to crush any bones he touches. He lives for one purpose: to avenge his younger sister. Twelve years ago, after Wu Wujin was assaulted, she took her own life. The accused was Zuo Yihuiwan of Zhu Eagle.
Zuo Suiyuanwan, leader of Zhu Eagle, possesses the "Blood Tears" ability, which lets him rip apart everything when he loses control of his emotions. At his side stands his second-in-command, Si Mingwan, with a lake-blue wolf cut, snow-white eyes, and an old scar at the corner of his mouth, left behind when he tried to stop Zuo Suiyuanwan from going berserk as a boy. They climbed out of hell together and are each other's only anchor.
Brahma also has the two Lou brothers. The elder, Lou Huaxiao, has blond hair and green eyes, and can travel twelve years into the future. He can see the ending, but cannot change it. The younger, Lou Qianxiao, has blond hair, purple eyes, and twin braids. He can return to the past, twelve years earlier, and see what started it all, but cannot stop it. Their "Brahma" tattoos are on their left and right waists, like a pair of mirrored wings, yet all they can do is watch.
When Wu Wuxi finally leads his people in defeating Zhu Eagle, Lou Qianxiao reveals the truth: the real culprit died long ago in a gang war, and Zuo Yihuiwan was wrongly accused for twelve whole years.
His revenge had targeted the wrong person, and his convictions crumbled. Zuo Suiyuanwan's Blood Tears ran wild, and Si Mingwan once again embraced him with his own body. His old wound split open, leaving him drenched in blood.
Lou Huaxiao looks toward the future, where no one dies. Wu Wuxi opens a flower shop called Wujin. Zuo Suiyuanwan and Si Mingwan drop by now and then. The scar at the corner of Si Mingwan's mouth remains, but so do his dimples when he smiles.
Fate can be seen, but whether it can be changed depends on whether the people facing it are willing to stop for one another.
Theme: May everyone be happy every day
