Three Sounds

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, war smoke was everywhere, bones were exposed in the wild, and there was no rooster crowing for thousands of miles. Deep in Laoshan Mountain, young Shou Pu grew up drinking Ambergris Fountain, and he was faced with a fateful opportunity that spanned the heavens and the human world. On his deathbed, the master entrusted him with an ancient sacred musical instrument called "San Lai". This qin is made of the ancient thunder-fire tung trees of Mount Laoshan, the chalcedony of the Queen Mother Pond, and the ice silk of the Dragon Palace. It connects the auras of the three realms of heaven, earth and man. Shoupu walked out of the snowy Laoshan Mountain with a qin on his back and stepped into the world of troubled times. A bowl of hot porridge can warm the hungry and cold people; a piece of piano music can calm the panic of the world. On the way, he met Gu Qusheng, a cynical and mysterious drunkard, and walked through the wilderness and passed through many dangers. The harp player is forbidden. Forbid evil thoughts, rectify people's hearts, and keep their true nature. Shou Pu thought that if he kept his master's harp, he would keep the Tao. It wasn't until he met the woman who couldn't help herself in the deep palace, until he heard the whisper above the sea of ​​clouds in the sky - that he realized that what he wanted to guard was never just a piano. What he wants to guard is the ray of human heart that refuses to be extinguished in the furnace of troubled times.