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During a trip to Changbai Mountain, my world began to undergo strange changes. Something in my body seemed to be awakening. Things that frightened ordinary people began to appear around me. A worn-out peace charm, a pair of masters and apprentices who appeared inexplicably and disappeared suddenly, monsters. However, it really exists in this world, and the battle of life and death is about to break out. The truth behind the world begins to slowly emerge. Spiritual power dies, gods and demons retreat, Taoism declines, Taoism and demons fight. Living in it, life cannot be controlled. In this era of chaos, where should everything go?

"In this world, the farthest thing is the human heart, and the most dangerous thing is the human heart. The so-called world is still the human heart. Isn't it true that the swordsman Baiyi, who was as high as that of the past, was almost turned into a black man by the few ounces of meat in the mouths of those idle people after his death?" - Zhang Xiaoxia

This book focuses on the marriage archives of Ba County, Sichuan during the Qing Dynasty, and comprehensively and systematically displays many aspects of marriage, such as regular marriage, child adoption marriage, annulment and regretful marriage, etc. Not only that, but also carefully classified, researched and reflected on certain specific forms of marriage, such as child marriage. The woman's living conditions in her husband's family were discussed in terms of abuse by her husband's family, retirement by her husband's family, and discord with her husband's family. The reasons for the lawsuit were also discussed in depth with the magistrate's judgment. The essence of marriage is a social relationship. Those who enter the marriage market choose spouse resources based on their own conditions and family background to complete the marriage match. This batch of marriage archives in Ba County vividly reflect the intricate relationships between husband and wife, mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, in-laws, biological parents and adoptive parents, married daughters and their natal families, and neighbors and relatives. They have a strong local flavor and are the first-hand historical materials for studying marriage and family relationships in Ba County during the Qing Dynasty.