Delivery boy Lin Mo encounters a nine-headed ghost car on a rainy night. After being rescued by the mysterious girl Su Jiuli, his eyes can actually see through the lines of all things - the kiln-stained birthmarks on Ming Dynasty porcelain bottles, the rust vortex in the cast iron water pipes, and even the white fox sucking the moonlight on the roof of the building late at night.
When the colorful aurora from Mount Tai's Jade Emperor's Peak tore through the sky, the sound of breaking bronze chains came from the ground. Su Jiuli, who was holding an oracle-bone dagger from the Yin Shang Dynasty, told him: "The nine-star continuum you see is not an astronomical phenomenon. It is the knot tied by Emperor Wa when he mended the sky."
The candle dragon in the broken palace lantern opened its eyes, and the beast that had been sealed for thousands of years transformed into the poisonous mist of the chemical plant. On the way to deliver the meal, Lin Mo gradually discovered that the spines of the coughing veterans in the hospital were carved with Xingtian battle patterns, and the perfume of the white-collar workers in the office building masked the fishy smell of the sharks. And the strange text message he received three days ago was sent at the moment when his mother's heart rate monitor returned to zero...
In this catastrophe where modern neon lights and ancient totems intertwine, the electric car delivering food shuttles between the awakening myths, and the milk tea in the insulator is as hot as the bronze blade used to slay demons.
