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The crowing of frogs during the Republic of China has disturbed my grandfather all his life. He owed Wah Ming Wa, and he would eventually have to pay with his life. Jiang Xuan's fear was a warning written in his bones and blood by his grandfather who spent the rest of his life regretting it. But when he finally escaped from Frog Cry, he discovered that the "remaining evil" in this world has never stopped.

Three dozen white-bone demons, are they really what they say in the book? Hundreds of years of wind can't blow away the resentment of a pile of bones. Is cultivating a monster and gaining eternal life really a liberation for her? A hundred years ago, Stone Monkey, who was not yet the Monkey King, made a mountain agreement with her. But a hundred years later, the person standing in front of her, holding up the golden cudgel, is he still the same person? Immortality is an eternal prison, and waiting is an unsolvable obsession. When the stick falls, the flowering period ends, and no one in the world remembers the original free-spirited stone monkey.