Ye Luoli: It's Hard to Calm Down Under the Sky

Seven days after Xin Ling Yuanshen dispersed, a "sky curtain" recording all the "truths" enveloped the fairyland and the human world. Ye Luoli's warriors saw the protection they had never noticed - it turned out that every time they survived a desperate situation, there were traces of her burning soul. The fairies were forced to look at the human world: how those short lives they despised gave birth to courage in fragility, and bloomed in brilliance in the ordinary. During the "trial", the Dharma ministers of Muten Pavilion saw their own annihilated past and the unwavering compassion in the eyes of the black-robed fairy who sealed them. When all the hidden sacrifices, growth and repentance are made public, the boundaries between destruction and protection begin to collapse. This time, are they being judged for the sins of the world or themselves? Ice Princess: I once regarded warmth as death, but now in the eyes of humans weeping for glaciers, I see a protective heart that is more permanent than my ice and snow. Poison Queen: I hate the mask given to me by poison, but I can taste the true taste of antidote from the persistence of human beings to purify the world with their childish hands. Pang Zun: Strength used to be my only law. Until I saw human beings bearing my thunder and lightning with their fragile bodies, just in exchange for the light in other people's eyes. Princess Love: Human emotions are not shallow candy, they are treasures wrapped in sacrifice and bitterness, but with the light of hope blooming at the end. Princess Ling saw that life and death were as solemn as poetry, and the hope was that the moment would stay forever. Li Hui saw the immortal fire in the ashes, and Mandola saw the sprout of her sister's soul in the broken mirror. Let's take a look at this novel by the author.