This article uses the heroine - a piece of jade that was originally raised on the top of Daiyu Mountain by the cultivator Ying Qing in the Immortal Mountain of the East China Sea. It was broken by an immortal and turned into a human being. Later, she was demoted to the earth by the cultivator for stealing the soul-painting pill. She lived in the dream source of the mortal world and witnessed various shortcomings in the world. Qing Huo is the clue character. The opening chapter describes the various ills that existed in the human world regarding family, friendship, and love in the ancient times. The first four volumes are the experiences given to Qinghuo by the cultivator, allowing her to witness Su Lanque's family tragedy, Mrs. Man's love tragedy, Ah Fu's friendship tragedy, and Su Xuan's tragedy of becoming a demon. The following part focuses on describing the series of love entanglements, disputes in the fairy mountains, and the birth of the devil when Qing Huo returns to the fairy mountains of the East China Sea and returns to his master. It also leads to Qing Huo's life experience and his rebirth with Yu Yingqing, one of the ancient emperors and gods. The total word count of this article is estimated to be more than 1 million words. The heroine of the novel is Qinghuo, who appears as a jade, and the male protagonist is Yingqing, the cultivator of Lengguang Palace in Daiyu Mountain, the East China Sea. The novel mainly revolves around the experience given to Qinghuo by the cultivator Yingqing, from descending to the earth to returning to the fairy mountain, and then from the fairy mountain to the heavenly palace. Until it turned into a life-threatening emotional experience for the two of them.