Ksitigarbha in This World, Never to Return for the Rest of His Life

Through the ages, there will be ups and downs in purgatory. Gu Changqing is the most lonely Ksitigarbha god in the world. He bears the shackles of eternal karma, bears the sins of the common people, and atones for the law of heaven. Thousands of years of torture, the body burned by karma day and night, no one to pity, no one to redeem, thousands of years of walking alone in the darkness, the soul is broken, and the years are endless. Everyone in the world respects the supreme gods, but no one knows that this Ksitigarbha has spent half his life in hell and has never been gentle in the world. Until Wang Jin broke through the years and came. She was the only glimmer of light in his desolate life, the only warmth in the eternal cold night. Not afraid of the checks and balances of heaven, not afraid of the crushing fate of fate, she ran silently as a mortal, accompanying him year after year, warming his bones and spending the rest of his life. She protected his broken soul, warmed his thousand-year loneliness, and accompanied him through the deepest eternal night. But fate is ruthless after all, and redemption is farewell. In order to break his eternal shackles and break his thousand-year suffering in purgatory, Wang Jin sacrificed his body, dispersed his soul, returned to zero fate, and was completely removed from the long river of time. She gave everything she had in exchange for him escaping God's punishment, getting rid of eternal suffering, and gaining a life of pain-free peace in the world. From then on, the shackles of heaven were broken, and the long night of purgatory came to an end. The immortal gods of the past fell into the world, lost their immortality, and were stained by the wind and frost of time. He will get tired, grow old, have gray hair and wrinkles, and finally live like an ordinary person. Everyone in the world admires his stable and peaceful old age, and no one knows that his perfect life and peaceful years are all the empty joy that his beloved spent his life in exchange for. Ksitigarbha has gone through thousands of hardships throughout the ages, but in the end he can survive the common people, but cannot survive himself. ——The rest of my life is long, the wind and moon are all yours, but there is no return