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"The Wind and the Sky" · Introduction Cultivation to immortality is the deepest curse in the world. When practicing here, you do not inhale spiritual energy, but only drink "Xu Qi". It gives you the power to move mountains and seas, and it plants whispers of madness in your soul. Every step forward requires stripping off a part of yourself-either your five senses, your memory, or your humanity itself. When Chang Linwu woke up, he found that he had become a living sacrifice to "Xuyuan". There was a sound in the soul that shouldn't exist. He drew his sword and struck at the indescribable darkness. From then on, he embarked on a path that required continuous "disobedience" in order to move forward - going against human ethics, going against common sense, and in the end, he might go against nature. His road is destined to be lonely, walking like a blade. Liu Yan looked at his back disappearing into the mist, and clenched the jade pendant in his hand that could absorb emotions. She chose to practice in the world of mortals, using the seven emotions and six desires as fuel. The more affectionate her words are, the closer they are to the truth and the closer they are to out-of-control madness. She wants to cultivate a "true" heart in this world where everyone has become less human. From the strange first cry heard during "anchoring" to the need to pass on the hurt of a loved one when "burning the lamp"; from the permanent alienation marks on the body during "making a road", to the heart-wrenching loneliness of being enemies of all things during "exclusive"... On this road, terror is never far away. When Changlin Wu pointed his sword at the sky, questioning the way of heaven that brought endless "tribulations"; When Liu Yan discovered the "Xuyuan", the destination of all monks, there was a beating like a heartbeat--