The time traveler Su Yuchen was rescued by Xuan Ye after falling off a cliff, but found that due to his special spiritual body, he was regarded as the destined successor of the seal of the Valley of Souls from the beginning.
In the name of protection, Xuan Ye imprisoned him with the techniques he taught himself, and the shackles and sacrifices inherited for three hundred years were hidden within.
But Su Yuchen cherishes modern memories and refuses to be a prisoner of fate. She breaks free and runs towards the unknown. The confrontation between master and disciple will rewrite everything.
Intention: We make seemingly "autonomous" choices at key points in our lives, but discover many years later that behind each choice there is an "invisible pusher" influenced by the cognition, environment or others at the time - it may be the unspoken expectations of our parents, an unintentional word from a friend, or even a one-sided understanding of the world when we were young. As life gradually deviates from expectations, we begin to look back on every choice we made in the past: those key decisions that we thought "changed our destiny" may be just a link in the chain of destiny. Those choices that were once considered "wrong" actually revealed unexpected significance in later life. In the end, it was discovered that the so-called "destiny" is not a set trajectory, but the superposition of countless choices with limitations. Accepting this "imperfect autonomy" is the beginning of reconciliation with destiny. It avoids the opposition between "choice" and "fate", but instead shows the intertwined relationship between the two - people shape their destiny in their choices, and fate also affects their choices invisibly, allowing readers to think of the intertwining of "accidental" and "inevitable" in their own lives during the protagonist's retrospect.
