Immortals carved human figures from the rotten wood of sycamore trees and placed them on the love table to be nourished by the sun, moon and sky, and warmed by the fire of lamps and candles. During these three hundred years, Tong Ou relied on his residual energy to develop spiritual wisdom. When he opened his eyes and woke up, he found that the fairyland was shattered and there was boundless darkness. There was only a residual lamp left to provide some comfort. At this time, the candle was about to go out. At the end of the day, Tong Ou uses his own rotten wood to continue his life, and the flames of the burning embers and the rotten wood become connected. In order to repay the kindness of the Immortal Family, Tong Ou went to search for the treasures in all directions in the next life, so he was entrusted with the Chen family in Miyang and named him "Ying Wu". Miyang City is located on the bank of the Huaihe River and in the capital. At this time of the end of the world, the Yue clan from the north is moving southward, and the border areas are restless. Undercurrents are surging under the false prosperity of the Han Dynasty, and the waves in Miyang City are treacherous. However, this journey of repaying gratitude is caused by a bronze mirror, which leads to a series of romantic and unjust cases, intertwining Tong Ou with the fate of everyone, and telling an obsession whether intentionally or unintentionally.
Intention: the repeated dialectics of intentionality and unintentionality