This film involved the plagiarism of Jing M Guo, which was boycotted by people in the industry on 136, demanding that Jing M Guo publicly apologize for copying Zhuang Yu's novel "Inside and Outside" for the novel "How many flowers fall in a dream" and calling Jing M Guo Yu a "literary thief". Under heavy pressure, Jing M. Guo was stubborn for 14 years and finally publicly apologized. It is also speculated that the offline of Qing Ji Ya is related to this matter.

Green Ji Ya is adapted from the novel Yin Shi Yang by Japanese writer Baku Yumemakura, which is the painstaking work of Jing M.Guo's transformation. Although it has made progress in service and special effects, it still inherits the style of Jing M Guo's "Tiny Times" series as a whole.

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Qing Ji Ya was adapted from Japanese writer Baku Yumemakura's world-class IP Teacher of Yin and Yang. It tells the story that a mysterious man of Yin and Yang met a samurai Boya and a mage at night while exploring the strange phenomenon of Tiandu City, and the three of them jointly launched an investigation.

The artistic vision of the film is created by Tu Nan, an artist from The Legend of the Demon Cat, which not only has the style of ancient architecture and clothing in China, but also jumps out of the shackles of a specific era. Huang Wei, director of fashion design, presents the unique monster images of Yin and Yang teachers such as "Fa Yao", "Mu Bai Yao" and "Pipa Yao" through ornamentation and design. Jing M.Guo revealed that only one detail was modified in the original script, and everything else was approved.