Mountains and Seas Are Ever Bright

Deep in Kunlun, Lingxu Academy accepts disciples with spiritual roots from all over the world. In the year when Yan Mingzhu entered school, he had a forbidden Zhulong seal branded between his eyebrows, and a copper hairpin that could change temperature with his heartbeat - Zhuyin hairpin in his hair. He never understood what he was. He only knew that when the copper hairpin became cold, disaster was imminent. He formed three companions with Lu Jinghong and Jiang Lingxi: one controlled the beast, the other controlled the wind, and Mingzhu always stood in the front for others. In the four courtyards of the Academy and the seven volumes of time, they went from being guarded during their enlightenment, to the prejudice in the depths of the secret room, to personally uncovering the truth about their loved ones under the Youdu, and then to the day when Su Yan, the Lord of Desolation, opened his eyes from the thousand-year seal. Su Yan used seven souls to destroy the world's spiritual veins, and used the technique of devouring souls and dividing souls to swallow the souls of all living beings. Mingzhu gradually sees clearly: he is not only the host of the seventh soul, but also the only one who can rewrite it from "destruction" to "heart". The relics of the three saints - the candle dragon eye, the immortal branch, and the mythical leaf - appear one after another, and what is really wanted to recover is the sentence left by Xie Jingongzheng: "The fire is still burning." This is a journey about loss. The person who taught him left, the people who loved him turned into snow in front of the tomb, and the people who stood side by side went to their own deaths. The temperature of the copper hairpin goes from cold to hot, from "all" to "return", and finally stops at "everlasting light" - it is not the light of victory, but a person who burns his thoughts into an eternal lamp. It writes about magic, but also about people. It writes about how a teenager, at the right age, can learn to hold pain in his hands instead of holding it above his head.