Tang San'er Carrying Goods: My Travel Diary to Tianzhu

When the modern social animal Niu Ade was on the verge of collapse after working overtime continuously, he made an extremely unserious online wish to the Buddha on his computer screen saver. Unexpectedly, this move actually summoned Tang San, a tour guide who claimed to be from the "Higher Dimensional Space-Time Administration" and whose behavior was extremely unreliable. After being forced to bind, Niu Ade embarked on an "in-depth tour of Tianzhu" on the go. I thought it was an exotic fantasy journey, but unexpectedly I embarked on a road full of plastic beads produced in Yiwu, dyed sacred cows that required paid photos, and Tang San's endless sales and bargaining on the road of "magic realism". However, in this bizarre land, weird events follow: the statue of Shiva that turns automatically, the weird Sanskrit nursery rhymes that only Niu Ade can hear, the peeping eyes outside the window late at night... Under the seemingly absurd and funny daily life, a horrifying truth about ancient evil gods, bloody sacrifices and devouring souls gradually emerges. Niu Ade and Tang San, the stingy, talkative, and talkative tour guide who seemed to be hiding secrets, had to use modern people's cleverness and unexpected "magic weapons" to resolve crises one after another while making jokes and making jokes at each other. As the final battle approaches, they discover that all the strangeness points to an ancient existence trying to break free of the seal. At the critical moment of life and death, Tang San, who seemed to be the most unreliable, made the most astonishing choice, sacrificing himself to protect the peace of Niu Ade and the world, leaving the biggest tears and suspense in the whole situation.