Hengsha Period

Gu Ming, a mortal, accidentally touches the "Xuan Qiong Stone" that symbolizes eternal life in the darkest moment, but he is burdened with a curse more cruel than death-immortality. During the thousand-year journey alone, he walked through a life of blood and tears: his home was burned down in the flames of immortal war, his close relatives and friends died one after another in the long river of time, and even the most precious memories were worn away like quicksand. He has guarded the glimmer of the valley, witnessed the annihilation of civilization, and faced the cold motto of "immortality is the way of heaven, and human nature is the shackles" at Daoxianmen. It is an eternal exile. The Xuan Qiong Stone gave him immortality, but it could not erase the love, hate, responsibility and compassion imprinted on his mortal heart. Struggling among the ruins of memory and the nihility of existence, can Gu Ming light an eternal lamp that "lives brightly in the heart"? When the rise and fall of civilization turns into the ink marks of "Hengsha Ji", when the end of immortality is not detachment but forgetfulness, what he ultimately protects is the fluttering spark, or the final proof of himself as a "human"? A magnificent epic about the curse of immortality, the glimmer of humanity, the rise and fall of civilization and the meaning of existence.