Heavenly Sin.

Summary

In Chapter 1, Jian Cang Xuan reflects on the transient nature of life and his past as he stands near ancient graves under the moonlight. He recalls a sealed fate with a woman named Shi Jing Jing and contemplates the struggles of forgotten heroes. As he observes a debate between an elderly man and a scholar about resurrection, he is suddenly drawn to Shi Jing Jing, who is mourning the loss of a child named Purple Thunder. Despite his desire to connect, Jian Cang Xuan chooses to retreat into the shadows, haunted by memories of his own lost love, Ou Yang Lin, and the unresolved tragedy surrounding her father's death. The chapter explores themes of loss, memory, and the burdens of the past while setting the stage for Jian Cang Xuan's internal conflicts and relationships.

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