Blisswood: Corpse Gives Birth to Son

At the end of the late Tang Dynasty, there was famine in the world. After the old case of Jingye Temple was overturned, Heifeng Village was still lingering deep in the mountains. Ah He was abandoned in troubled times since he was a child and had to pretend to be deaf and dumb to survive. She brushed her bones and grew up, and also learned about her life experience among the bones - the woman known as the "Wild Ghost of the Qinling Mountains" was the mother she had never seen. A broken appointment that year ruined a woman's life. Years later, the debt finally fell to the daughter. Is Buddhism's compassion real or fake? Why are evil spirits born? In troubled times, is the root of human alienation, hunger or the human heart? From birth in a ruined temple to the burning of Heifeng Village; from a mute girl in barren years to a man holding a sword; from the fateful entanglement between mother and daughter to the last dream in the Peach Blossom Valley. A record of all living beings in the late Tang Dynasty about famine, faith, maternal love, redemption and reincarnation.