In these three realms and six realms, Buddha and demon are like parallel lines that never intersect. Bai Xing, the Buddha in a snow-colored cassock, with a cinnabar mole between his eyebrows, is like a connection in front of the Buddha. He has followed the admonition that "love is a demonic barrier" since he was a child. Buddha beads are wrapped around his fingertips, seeming to be able to isolate himself from the troubles of the world. Xuan Mo is a paranoid snake demon with crimson demonic patterns at the end of his eyes. When he is angry, his two snakes are wild. However, he is obsessed only with the Buddha. He collects discarded Buddhist scriptures and makes snake sloughs to incense.
After a serious injury, Bai Xing took the medicine orally, and Snake Shin broke in and swam away, and the taboo was triggered. From mutual comfort when they were ignorant and dependent, to shouldering their sins, and then to the determination of two-way imprisonment, they broke through the rules and regulations along the way.
Purpose: Based on the forbidden love between a Buddhist and a snake demon, "The Record of Stars and Ink in the Red Dust" aims to break the confinement of traditional dogmas, eliminate the prejudice of identity opposition, and show the power of love that can break through all constraints, heal people's hearts, and lead people to bravely pursue love.