Shackles

Those who bind the hands are shackles, those who bind the feet are shackles, and those who imprison the heart are prisons. Using dreams as deer, death and shackles, he talks about an unsatisfactory event in the world, like a dream of nothingness with all the clouds and smoke dissipated. With a heavy heart, he rolled in the ice pool and the sea of ​​fire. He was trapped in jail and gradually lost his warmth. A person who believes in Platonic love surrenders to desire, sinks in the shackles of the spirit, falls into the abyss, and then repeats the cycle; a person who is obsessed with death and no longer wants to live falls into deep hatred, finds a ray of light from the darkness of the mud, tempers the fire, and is resurrected, so that the souls can be reunited. Fall and redemption, a death that brings deep hatred to one's bones, a life that brings deep love to one's bones. "Your ice soul and snow soul are spotless, but I, the earthly and light, insist on letting you sink into the mire." Concept: Two people hate each other and end up falling in love to death. Fall and redemption, love and hate intertwined.