The Stars Sink into the Abyss and Burn for Thousands of Calamities

This is a deep-rooted love that spans thousands of years and travels between the divine and mortal realms. It is a fateful tragedy that uses the godhead as a cage and reincarnation as a gamble. In the misty rain in the south of the Yangtze River, Huo Xiao, the god in charge of world order, was attracted by a clear melody of the piano and met Gu Xingran, a young man with a civet cat lying on his lap. The first meeting on the bluestone road, the acquaintance in the fragrance of gardenia, the love under the lamplight of Bianhe River, they turned the years into honey, watched the stars hanging upside down on the top of Kunlun, and made a vow to "assimilate into stars" in the starry sky of Mobei. However, mortal life is short, and Gu Xingran passed away suddenly in the twilight scene of mulberry trees, leaving Huo Xiao alone for a thousand years of loneliness. In order to find his beloved, Gu Xingran's soul was bound to the "Resurrection System", traveling through thousands of small worlds to perform tasks, risking his life in desperate situations such as the execution ground of the Republic of China and the Cultivation Cave of Ten Thousand Snakes, just to collect "soul fragments". As everyone knows, all of this is the "Star Track" plan laid out by Huo Xiao - he uses divine power as bait to forge his lover into the next Lord God and inherit the eternal loneliness of the laws of time and space. When the mission was completed, Gu Xingran discovered the truth during the resurrection ceremony: the so-called resurrection was just the inheritance of the divine throne, and his soul could no longer bear the ruthless godhead, and eventually turned into a point of light and dissipated. On the throne, Huo Xiao watched the fragments of his lover's soul reunite into an ignorant boy in reincarnation, and chose to transform into the most distant star to guard it silently. In the rain curtain in the south of the Yangtze River, a young man who has lost his memory looks up to the sky, his heart aching slightly; deep in the galaxy, the eyes of the Lord God travel through time and space, filled with love and sorrow spanning thousands of years. They are slanted parallel lines that accidentally intersect at the end of time and space, but are forced to separate due to the different paths of gods and mortals. In the end, with the attitude of "the ashes of the stars sinking into the abyss, and the shining moon that shines forever," they guard the heart-burning and bone-burning past until the end of the universe - he is the moon that illuminates the world, and he is also the God who has never lost his love. This is a long story that combines oriental fantasy, fast travel through reincarnation, and divine sadomasochism. It outlines the intertwining of extreme romance and extreme pathos with delicate brushstrokes, explores the profound propositions of love and responsibility, memory and forgetfulness, eternity and instant. In the collision of divine power and mortal heart, it composes an eternal elegy about protection and sacrifice. Purpose: Deconstruct the paradox of eternity and sacrifice with the love of gods and mortals, and reveal that in the game of love and power, the nature of protection across time and space is the ultimate interrogation of "love" and "Tao" - when the gods use the divine personality as a cage in exchange for the survival of their lover, mortals use memory fragments to piece together the truth in reincarnation. The two ultimately interpret the eternal contradiction of "the depth of love" and the "sorrow of the Tao" under the gears of fate.