After transmigrating, Su Qingning, a top student in funeral studies, becomes a rich young woman cast aside by her family and sent to die on a supernatural livestream. Ghosts invade, the National Destiny Game descends, and Western exorcists shine, while China suffers defeat after defeat because of its cultural rupture. Disasters continue, and the whole nation falls into despair.
When the cameras broadcasting to the entire country focus on her, the sacrificial offering being pushed forward, everyone expects to see a bloody scene. Instead, she looks up, draws a talisman with her bare hand, chants a prayer to calm the spirits, and directly lays the evil ghost to rest! The whole world is shaken!
From then on, the National Destiny Game takes a sharp turn.
Other exorcists fight evil spirits to the death with holy water, crosses, and sacred prayers.
Su Qingning exorcises ghosts by offering incense, burning paper, and negotiating their passage to the afterlife, asking, “Is there anything you still wish to do?”
Against a century-old corpse puppet, one Immobilizing Talisman teaches it a lesson. Against thousands of ghost soldiers, an ancient ritual sends the heroic spirits back to their rightful place. Faced with an unsolvable curse, she makes a “purification video” and broadcasts it across the entire internet to overwrite it.
With her mastery of paper effigies, she bridges the worlds of the living and the dead. With the classic Book of Funerary Rites, she brings order to the world.
The family that once cast her aside now kneels and begs her to reclaim her ancestral name. Western exorcism masters call her a heretic, yet secretly study her talismans, exclaiming, “Eastern sorcery has surpassed science!” China’s supreme command takes her every word as doctrine, and a nationwide craze for learning about funeral culture takes hold!
When the most powerful thousand-year-old Ghost King appears, seeking to reshape the boundary between the living and the dead, Su Qingning stands at the nation’s border with a peachwood sword in hand, the resurrected heroes of China behind her. Calmly, she says, “You shall not pass.”
