Linmeng Chang'an

Story introduction On the night of the Ghostly Yuan Dynasty, at the end of Chang'an West Market, there was an unknown paper door that "only sold stories". Young Azhi breaks in with a broken paperweight left behind by his mother, only to learn that the object is the Scale of the Candle Dragon - it can both suppress dreams and swallow the world. The paperweight is incomplete, and the nightmare of the seal is awakened: the Yellow River will flow backwards, millions of creatures will turn into water lanterns, and the corpse of the married woman has come through the waves carrying Chang'an's head. In order to complete the paperweight, Azhi carried a lantern and broke into the deepest part of the ghost market, and exchanged "the warmth of being hugged by his mother for the last time" for the candle dragon's reverse scale. Before the end of the day, he had to make a choice: repairing his scales would save Chang'an, but would keep his mother's soul in the dark night forever; giving up would make his nightmare come true. In the end, he threw his mother's memory hidden in the maltose into the flames of the reverse scale, using blood as a contract to let the bitterness and sweetness burn together. The roar of the Yellow River suddenly stopped, and the female corpse turned into a thousand paper cranes and returned to the sky; the paper door turned into fly ash and the invitation left only one sentence - "When you wake up, remember to look at the flowers in Chang'an for your mother." At dawn, at the end of the West Market, what used to be a paper door turned into a candy stall. The female stall owner wearing a bronze mask smiled and asked passers-by: "Want to hear a story? The kind that is bitter yet sweet." "Dream of Chang'an" - a dream-suppressing journey with memory as the flame and sugar as the guide. It writes about the love between mother and child and the soul of Chang'an. Between the bitterness and sweetness, the city is guarded by flowers.