Lingnan Zhiyi

Deep in the mountains of Wuyi, Bai Yu and Zhu Shan live in seclusion in a small courtyard, but their peaceful lives are torn apart by endless nightmares. Zhu Shan repeatedly dreamed of a deep, dark pool, and by the pool stood a little girl with long hair covering her face. An old Taoist from Wuyi Palace came to warn the family, and a secret that had been buried in the Zhu family for thousands of years was revealed. The Zhu family is a descendant of the mountain god's mount Chong Ni. She has been cursed for generations, and the eldest daughter of each generation must sacrifice to the mountain god. Twenty-five years ago, Zhu Shan's sister Zhu Ling was supposed to die. According to the decree of heaven, the curse should have dissipated in a hundred generations. But the mountain god Wuyi, who was deeply in love, poured out all the resentment of the flower god for regretting the marriage on the Zhu family. The secret Taoyuan place built by the immortal messenger Wuyou and used as a token of love was transformed by him into a living tomb to imprison the Zhu family's bloodline. At the bottom of the Dragon Prison Pond, Jingtang, the mythical beast with the body of a dragon and the head of an ox, is trapped by a divine chain and secretly saves people in the cracks of the rules; the divine general Mo Xie is burdened with the arc of the waning moon and, as a divine blade, is ordered to hunt down the legacy of the Zhu family. Conscience and vocation are constantly torn apart. Bai Yu and Zhu Shan stepped into the layers of fog to explore the sin behind the sacrifice, trying to end the fate that lasted for a hundred generations. A mortal couple breaks into God's obsession, and a thousand-year entanglement entangling humans, gods, and beasts slowly begins.