There Is No Elephant Ruin, Everything Borrows Its Form

Everything in the world is a borrowed bubble. Flesh and flesh, longevity, love and hate are all temporary shells rented from Wuxiang Ruins. If you pile up prosperity, you will lose yourself; if you reduce everything to zero, you will lose your fireworks forever. The protagonist Kong Yu is born in a void. He cannot borrow power or divest himself of obsessions, but he can absorb all the fragments of tenderness in the world that are about to dissipate. In the deadlock of hundreds of millions of years between the borrowed form guest and the returner, he used himself as a container to open up a new way of life that does not insist on possession and does not destroy the beauty.