There is a monster village in Suzhou and Hangzhou. No matter it is cloudy or sunny, monsters must go out with an umbrella. This is the rule.
Li Xunzhi, a human boy, strays into a demon village to escape reality, where he meets Shen Zhu, a bamboo demon umbrella maker who hates humans.
The young man kept saying "Master" and refused to leave.
Regarding this apprentice who refuses to leave, Gaoleng Umbrella Maker said: - He will get tired of it after three days anyway, so let him go.
Unexpectedly, this teaching will last a lifetime.
[CP master and apprentice, Qingshui, can be regarded as non-CP, healing system]
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Bullshit version: Some articles appear to be stories about strange things in ancient villages in Hangzhou, but in essence they are biographies of a master and a disciple who made their fortune by eradicating crime and reviving the bamboo umbrella manufacturing industry (crossed out).
Literary version: A lonely boy who strays into a demon village, a talented man from the Republic of China who is trapped in a besieged city; an unknown adventure and a struggle that supports each other. The biggest difference between humans and monsters lies not only in the depth of obsession, but also in whether they are willing to accept an infinitely broad future with their own hearts.
Sci-fi version: "We can use Crispr/Cas9 for gene editing, using proteins - what you call enzymes - to cut the sequence on the DNA. The accuracy of the operation is constantly improving. If they wish, they can insert new genes into the DNA of future generations, or subtract redundant genes, so that the rules of life can return to normal human conditions."
Audience: "No, isn't this a story about a middle-aged boy saving the world?!!!"
Concept: The story of humans and monsters pursuing themselves