Abstract version:
Tell me, can someone be stripped of their existence just because they met someone's gaze?
Does a police dog know it's a dog? Does a fish know it's a fish? Does a tree know it's a tree?
Then how do people know they're people? How can someone define their own existence?
Two eyes, a nose, a mouth, and two ears: does that make someone human?
Tell me, can a stone grow a heart?
When the first cell emerged from carbon dioxide and calcium carbonate.
When cells formed tissues, and tissues formed organs.
When a heart began to beat, thump, thump, thump.
Did the stone become human?
Standard version:
Qu Jiu, an ordinary university student, found herself on a strange bridge after a car accident. There she met Old Du, who claimed to work for the underworld.
In exchange for helping her return to life, the underworld employee asked her to investigate why the Tenth Hall's King of Hell had lost the election and become bound by earthly ties.
Later, she learned that the strange bridge was called the Bridge of Yin and Yang.
And from that day on, she finally began to truly live.
Theme: A person must become human
