When the Flowers Bloom and Die

This is a story before the beginning of human civilization, taking place at the end of the third millennium BC. The protagonists are all inhuman, but they perform the most touching chapter. Ancient Chinese proverbs + science fiction + fantasy, a unique adventure. How can one express love with a soulless body? The flower of the end of the world, Manzhu Shahua. At the foot of the Kunlun Mountains, the immortal Mangye guards the last fire of the Huaxia tribe. He is an artificial man created by Nuwa, with thousands of years of civilization burned into his brain, but because he has no soul, he never dares to respond to the admiration of the young girl. In order to prove to him that "a soulless person can also love", Nvwa sailed across the East China Sea alone, vowing to find the legendary Manzhushahua where the soul resides - but she eventually drowned in the hands of the sharks, and her remaining soul turned into a Jingwei holding rocks to fill the sea. In order to save the girl's soul, Mangye returned to the ruins, fought against the God of Desolation, and formed a life-and-death contract with Tangli, the holy boy of the Shark tribe: She withstood the divine punishment for him, and she still adhered to the faith of life and death despite being bloody; he agreed to a fake marriage with her, but under the wedding robe was a blade that cut off love. When the spiritual consciousness of the desolate god Mingyuan eats away at all living beings, when the fire of karma in the virtual underworld burns obsessions, love and hate spanning thousands of years finally collide at the end of the underworld. Mangye looked at the bloody mountains filled with colorful flowers, and finally understood: "I have seen the beginning of the universe and the annihilation of civilization, but I never knew that a flower that can nourish the soul needs to be shed with so many tears."