I Want to Be Free and Happy, the Tao Is Eternal, the Heaven and the Earth Are Perfect

Tian'e's Vientiane Mirror deduces destiny, and Yuanyuan Cang glimpses the future crisis. There is an undercurrent of internal strife within the family, and powerful enemies from outside the region are eyeing it. A pair of strong men standing at the top of the world, in order to protect their twin young sons, are willing to bear countless criticisms and go to a deserted place to wait for the arrival of two new lives. The Great Dao of Heaven and Earth follows: Tao produces one, which produces two, two produces three, and three produces all things. The first is the origin of chaos, which is the foundation on which all things are based; the positive and negative states of yin and yang in life constitute the two poles of power in the world; the third is the source of balance that reconciles the two poles, living between the positive and negative, maintaining the endless cycle of all things. The twins' fates correspond to the two poles of the road: the eldest son, A'lu, has a hidden frown between his eyebrows, and is full of unruly and murderous aura. He has been known as a vicious evil since he was born; the second son, Ayou, is surrounded by endless vitality and is the only being who can check his brother's violence and give him warmth. As luck would have it, his parents and younger brother left for some reason, leaving Ah Lu alone in the deserted valley. For many years, he suppressed his out-of-control original power alone, and grew up alone in endless loneliness and inner suffering. The long night is coming to an end, and the fateful man comes through the wasteland. The gentle and smart Ah Rou softens the violent evil spirit in the sky with her true heart. The young man who was imprisoned by the shackles of fate no longer walks alone. The two work hand in hand to overcome the turmoil in the world, quell the internal strife in the family, uncover the cause and effect of past lives, and reverse the established destiny of the world. One person firmly believes that human nature is inherently evil, while the other firmly believes that human nature is inherently good. Destiny goes round and round, blending and complementing each other, and finally living like each other.