Ming Dynasty Secular Gods

In Yuegang during the Ming Dynasty, Li Fang, a left-behind child, and his grandmother Lin Meiling, who was well versed in local folk customs, lived together. He thought it was just an ordinary way of worshiping his godmother and worshiping ghosts and gods. It wasn't until the letters his parents brought back from the overseas continent of "Fu Li" attracted strange and evil spirits. Li Fang was shocked to realize that ancient customs and taboos were actually the real laws of this world. In order to find their loved ones, the grandfather and grandson set sail and entered the bizarre Fuli. Here, Shi Gandang can become a patron saint, and evil thoughts can also turn into hysterical ghosts. However, a cold force that claims to be "the way of heaven" - the "Qin Tian Jian" - is systematically harvesting faith, trying to turn thousands of secular gods into puppets and establish absolute order. Facing the catastrophe sweeping the world, grandma used her life as a candle to illuminate her grandson's path to survival. Li Fang inherited the belief of protecting ordinary fireworks and gathered all the oppressed spirits and secular gods. This struggle is not for hegemony, but for regaining the freedom and right of human beings to live forever and worship their ancestors. On the great road, only love is unbreakable. Let's see how the young man can find his own path to heaven in this world where secular gods are everywhere.