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The prosperous Tang Dynasty collapsed, the emperor lost his virtue, and demons danced wildly. A mysterious "Stone of Destiny" emerged from the sky. It is said that if it can be obtained, it can determine the world and reshape its destiny. Sun Wukong, who is seeking scriptures from the Western Regions, wields a stick to fight against the demon king; Song Jiang, who is swimming in the Liangshan Mountains, gathers righteousness to seize the destiny; Zhuge Liang, who is resurrected by the Three Kingdoms, sets up an array to seek hegemony; Jia Baoyu, who is in the lingering dream of Red Mansions, pursues his destiny. Forces from all directions, righteousness and conspiracy, blood and tears, love and hatred, collided in the troubled times, creating shocking sparks. Is the Destiny Stone an artifact of salvation or a curse of annihilation? Can Sun Wukong protect Tang Monk and successfully obtain the scriptures? Will Song Jiang's banner of justice fall under the power of power? Can Zhuge Liang's seven-star lantern survive? How will Jia Baoyu bury A Dream of Red Mansions? When the pieces are pieced together and the truth about destiny is revealed, who is in charge of the ups and downs in the world? This is an epic fantasy that spans four famous works. The magnificent picture is waiting for you to open it!

My name is Jiang Aihen, a small town weirdo who has been beaten by fate. When he was 12 years old, his ribs were broken. When he was 24 years old, he used a broken antenna to receive the signal from the black hole of the Milky Way. I don't believe in fate. I made my first pot of gold by selling games, building satellites and pursuing the dream of Mars, but I was ridiculed, betrayed, and ostracized. I flew abroad to buy rockets and almost died there; I supported a certain president with all my might and became the Minister of Efficiency despite being infamy, just to clear the way for Mars. Fail? Rockets exploded and I fell countless times, but the moment I got up and stepped on the red soil, I told the world: If your dream never dies, the universe is waiting for you. This is not my story, it is a guide for everyone who is not afraid of losing.

A chance encounter, a sincere collision, rural soil and closed childhood intertwined. Love is broken in prejudice, guilt is released before the bottom line, a struggle and rebirth of the soul.

The Five Saints' time travel originated from what was triggered by Laozi when he wrote the Tao Te Ching at Hangu Pass\

In a desolate and cold land in the Northeast, time is as blurry as snow, but memories begin to vaguely emerge from childhood. The father is a disabled person who stubbornly clings to his broken body and barren fields, exchanging his sweat for the family's meager livelihood. The son, burdened with hope and confusion, goes to South Korea to work under the squeeze of the times. In the factory in a foreign land, the cold sound of machines crushed the local accent, but the burden of life made him breathless. During a physical examination, he was diagnosed with bipolar disorder. Pills became his numb support against reality, but they also pierced the connection between him and his father in China like a thorn. The father defends his hometown while the son drifts in a foreign land. Medicine and thorns intertwine to create a story of the disintegration and struggle of a peasant family in the Northeast. As times change, they each endure silent pain, trying to find each other across the distance.