Princess Tu Lin

The Yuanmou Earth Forest 30,000 years ago was wild and vast. Ayiduo, a modern-day Yi girl, fell into a rift in time and space due to an earthquake, and found herself in the primitive Yuanmou tribe, which drank blood and was on the verge of extinction. She took off the cloak of civilization and used the remaining modern knowledge and the millennium folk memory of the Yi people to save lives and heal the wounded in desperate situations, make fire to reclaim wasteland, build houses and make utensils, and was worshiped as the "Earth Goddess" on the first Huashan Festival. From the enlightenment of fire to the ten-month calendar, from the knife pole test to the covenant of hundreds of ethnic groups, she connected the festivals and customs of all ethnic groups in Yunnan - burning torches, splashing water to cleanse the heart, competing in costumes, worshiping dragons and worshiping the sky - to lead the chaotic ancient people to order and symbiosis. She led the Yuanmou people out of the deep valley, opened up city-states, integrated Pu, Miao, Dai, Jingpo and other southwestern ancestors, lit up the wilderness with the light of civilization, and built the prototype of a community with a shared future for mankind on the ancient land. And she is not a god without desires. The silent hunter Apu protects her with his life, and his love is restrained and hot; the proud and wise Prince Luo Bo of the Pu tribe confronts her ideals, trusts her in life and death, and eventually becomes the "Guardian of Civilization" side by side; the "shadow" Aqi from the future is destroyed in paranoia, becoming her deepest regret and reconciliation. Between the survival of the ethnic group, the choice of civilization, and the choice between love and hate, she grew up from tearing and learned from loss. After seven years of expansion, the Yuanmou cultural heritage took root in the southwest; a thousand years later, the Tulin site became a sacred mountain for the Yi people. Ayiduo finally used his flesh and blood to create the first cornerstone of ancient civilization in southwestern China. This is a story about self-rescue, enlightenment and sustainability - when the modern soul falls into the ancient times, she chooses not to go back, but to use love as fire to illuminate the eternal night.