Dragon Binding Yarn

"The Thread that Binds the Dragon" is an oriental epic based on ocean fantasy. It tells the story of the fateful entanglement between A Nian, a young shark hunter, the shark man and the dragon king that spans hundreds of years. When the young man encounters the weeping shark in a storm, the "dragon-binding mission" that the shark hunter family has guarded for thousands of years begins to collapse. Suspended in the fantasy world of the mirage clan in the deep sea, the crystal pillars in the coral cage penetrate the Dragon King's body, and each reverse scale is embedded with the remnant blade of the shark hunting dagger - this is actually a god-killing scam woven by humans and sharks. The work constructs a magnificent and fantastic world view of the ocean: the shark gauze that weeps into silk can not only weave the shackles of a trapped dragon, but also weave the fishing net of redemption; the dagger totem in the shark hunter's bloodline is both a god-killing weapon and the key to unlocking the curse; and the illusion of the mirage suspended between reality and reality is like a prism that reflects the historical truth that has been tampered with for thousands of years. When the boy cut the blood-stained shark's gauze, the golden dragon's blood gushing from the Dragon Lord's heart condensed into star sand in the sea water, revealing a more cruel reincarnation - the same origin of the gauze wrapped around the necks of the shark hunters and the shark priests, hinting that all dragon slayers will eventually become dragons. In this journey of redemption across races, the upside-down crocodile lanterns in the Crystal Palace reflect the light and darkness of human nature, and the bloody chains play a duet of betrayal and forgiveness in the deep sea. In the end, the broken dragon-binding ribbon turned into butterflies all over the sky. The young man chose to pierce the plot with a shark dagger instead of the dragon's heart. In the dawn vortex set off by the dragon king's wings, all the cursed souls finally understood: the toughest ribbon should be woven with tears of repentance rather than the blood of fear. Purpose: "The truth is as impenetrable as the ocean. Only forgiveness woven with blood and tears can cut off the chains of fate." Through the tragic cycle of thousands of years of mutual killing between shark hunters and sharks, the work reveals that the tampered history will eventually be revealed in empathy: when the boy pierces the conspiracy with the dragon-killing dagger instead of the dragon's heart, and when the sharks use the weeping bead silk net to catch star sand instead of weaving a cage, it is not only the dragon king who is bound to the deep sea, but also all the souls trapped in the cycle of violence. The rising sun that finally breaks out of the cocoon shows that the sharpest weapon against fate is the self-sacrifice of the awakened person who is willing to cut off the shackles of blood.