Chang'an Lantern Prisoner

In the Yuan Dynasty of the Tang Dynasty, thousands of lanterns in Chang'an were used as a prison for souls. All the scholars in the Han Dynasty were obsessed with fame and fame. After death, their souls were trapped in the flames of the lamps, looking at the imperial city forever. The world called them lantern prisoners. The young man Li He was born to be a rebellious poet. He could see through the thousands of ghosts hidden under the lights at a glance. He accidentally met Zhu Yin, the official who was demoted to guard the lamp star. He got the magical weapon of ink glass to see the prosperous scene of Chang'an from thousands of miles away. The price was to feed the lamp with his own efforts. Every time he looked in the distance, he was eating away at his life span. Heaven's rules had already cut off his path to becoming a scholar, and a single word of his father's taboo crushed the young man's dream of success. In the cold snow in the Gongyuan, the thousand-year-old fallen scholar in the lantern all appeared, inviting him to destroy the Chang'an lantern array and break free from the shackles of heaven; the Ancestral Temple was on duty, and the imperial lanterns illuminated the dark omen of chaos in the court and the decline of the Tang Dynasty. He resigned from office and rode a donkey to roam around. The deserted graves chirped with ghosts of poetry, the border fortress saved the souls of thousands of garrison soldiers, and the West Lake reunited with Su Xiaoxiao, the lantern spirit of the Six Dynasties. Heaven lured him with the immortal position of Baiyu Tower and promised him to be with the fairy lamp forever, as long as he cut off his obsession with Chang'an. Li He's whole body was covered with lamp-corroded blue lines, and he held a broken glass lamp in his hand, rejecting the path to immortality. There are thousands of fairy lights in the world, but they are not as good as the fireworks that the whole city saw when I was young. In this life, I will not ascend the Golden Palace, nor go to heaven. I am willing to be the first prisoner in eternity under the lamp of Chang'an.