Under the Law of Heaven, Seven Sinners Survive

The law of heaven is ruthless, but the law of man is lacking. Of the seven "wrong" human natures, six of them disintegrated into ashes, and one was saved by nothing. In a perfect world ruled by heavenly laws, all things wither in "no desires and no thoughts." The seven "sinners" use obsession, wildness, compassion, vanity, protection, and love as "evidences of guilt" to fight against the laws of heaven and save the "imperfect" world. The six people were dissolved, leaving only the blank girl Lin Wan, who became the ultimate form of "human law", carrying the "imperfection" of "humanity" in the eternal "selflessness". Seven people save the world, but one person survives alone. What is left behind is redemption, or the most profound paradox of "human law"?