Paper Lanterns Illuminate the Sea

A salt lamp city near the sea relies on lights and rules to resist the "borrowing" of the deep sea. The sea can borrow people's shadows, dreams, and sins, until in the end, even the "why", cause and effect, and names are evacuated, leaving only one name in the whole city - "Lamp". At this time, half of the djinn, who had been split in half by the sea, turned into the eye of the black lantern on the sea, responsible for accounting and judgment; the other half turned into the gentle tide on the shore, cleansing people's hearts and calming resistance. Teacher Qin Jin nailed the "why" into the bones of the city before the city slipped into "it doesn't matter", forcing the black light to close his eyes occasionally, allowing people to reflect on the world for a moment. In the end, the sea wants to take away the last "pain", but Qin Jin uses his own network as the core to hold the gap forever: let the sea swallow it all, the city cannot be washed away, and let everyone still feel pain in their chest. Pain is not salvation, but it is the final boundary of human beings.