What was painted on the lamp screen was clearly a beautiful scene of a good time for Lang Qing and his concubine, but why did it turn into a mountain of skinned and cramped corpses and a sea of blood before our eyes?
Was it the evil-doing "Pei Tingyun" that Shiyue killed? Or…….
Can we really escape from this dilemma in the lamp?
Is this encounter about life, death, and time really just a dream and an illusion?
In this life-and-death battle, in the end, are "they" really still "them"? ---------------
Female protagonist's perspective:
Shi Yue, who was condemned by the old gods at birth to be "a widow for the rest of his life", was trapped in a false world created by a revolving lantern by chance. In the process of searching for a way to break the situation, she discovered that her assassination target "Pei Tingyun" did not seem to be the heinous person she imagined...
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Male protagonist's perspective:
I often walk by the river without getting my shoes wet, and the charms of the young Taoist priest Xiao Ye are not always effective. Not only did the spell this time fail to resolve the evil spirit of the lamp, but it also trapped me in the lamp. Just when Xiao was about to set up a magic circle to destroy the lamp in form and spirit, he discovered that the eyes in the array were the girl who bought the lamp that day...
It's hard to come up with a book title. I'll revise it later if I find a good one!
Concept: The emotional game of life and death competition