Caomu Lingci

During the 20th year of Qingwu Mountain's Qing Dynasty, Su Cicheng carried out his master's last wish, accompanied his living creature Xanthium sibiricum and his best friend Yanqiu, held a dead wood pen and carried the "Caomu Lingci", stepped out of the mountain gate, and rushed to a soul-saving mission to save his own destiny. The Master once said that when one transfers a spirit, one first transfers oneself, and then the spirit. He didn't understand it at the time, and it wasn't until he stepped into the human world that he understood that the knots between plants and trees have always been connected by human emotions and thoughts - untying the knots between plants and trees is ultimately the way to untie the obsessions of people's hearts. The century-old wisteria in Xinan Village is entangled with the obsession of reunion and hides the waiting that spans life and death; the wintersweet in Hanshan Temple in the north carries the weight of promises and keeps the original intention that has remained unchanged for a hundred years. He walked through the fireworks village, stepped through the ancient temple of wind and snow, met countless plants and trees that were condensed by love, and listened to them tell about their unfinished cares, unresolved regrets, and unyielding perseverance. The road to spiritual transition is never smooth. There are not only the persistence and sorrow of plant and tree spirits, but also the secret prying of spirit hunters, and there are many dangers. Su Ci used poetry as a guide and his heart as a bridge. He did not forcefully untie knots or rashly cut off fate. He followed his obsessions and left with warmth. While transforming into the spirit of plants and trees, he gradually understood people's hearts, saw fate clearly, and unlocked the secrets of his life experience and his master's last wish. One person, one friend, one soul, one scroll of spiritual words, and one dry pen, travel all over the mountains and rivers of the world. Every soul crossing is a gentle redemption; every untying of a knot is a reconciliation with time. I wish to use the spirit of grass and trees to overcome the obsessions of the world, guard the peace of mountains and rivers, and participate in a spiritual appointment that spans a hundred years.