When the dimwitted Zhao Tiezhu splits a ghostly wall with a busted plowshare, the divine dog Goudan shakes evil spirits away with a soul-subduing bell in its jaws, and Grandpa lounges behind the scenes, shelling sunflower seeds as he watches his grandson get into trouble, the yin-yang world of this Northeastern village becomes a playground for a bunch of rowdy immortals!
Highlights:
✅ A dimwitted hero and an adorable divine dog: Zhao Tiezhu swings his plowshare at ghosts as if he were digging a field, while Goudan uses its divine beast powers to fetch slippers. Together, man and dog treat the underworld like their own backyard.
✅ Grandpa sets traps for his grandson, and immortals blunder into trouble: Old Tie plays dumb while digging pits for others. The Five Great Immortal Clans turn into obedient grandsons the moment they see him. Lord Huang the Seventh sneaks a drink and gets chased by Goudan, while Aunt Hu the Third has her skirt ripped by the dog while getting dressed up.
✅ Northeastern folksiness meets paranormal comedy: An iron plowshare becomes a bottle opener, a soul-subduing bell becomes a dog bell, and underworld reapers get plied with erguotou liquor and made to plow fields. Ghostly howls punctuate their dialect banter.
“Why's this busted plowshare stirred up ghosts again?”
“Woof woof! (Grandpa said it's time for you to feed me some pork ribs!)”
See how the dimwitted Zhao Tiezhu plows through the divide between yin and yang with his busted plowshare, and how the divine dog Goudan wags its tail to dispel crises in the underworld! The rowdy immortal legend of the black earth of Northeast China begins with a shout: “Goudan, get out in the fields with your master!” And the nonsense starts from there!
It's just a ridiculous meeting