Eighteen-year-old Li Dajun encountered a strange scene at his grandfather's funeral - the five legendary guardian immortals - fox, yellow, white, willow and gray - gathered together and said they would take over for his grandfather and continue to protect his safety. My grandfather lived a mysterious life. He had no children but lived alone in the old house at the foot of the mountain. The five stone niches in the courtyard that were worshiped all year round and the cellar that no one was allowed to approach all hid unknown secrets. The appearance of the five immortals made the cause of grandpa's death confusing, and the instruction to "go to the cellar alone in three days" drew Li Dajun into a thrilling mystery that spanned the worlds of humans and immortals.
The moment he stepped into the cellar, dusty diaries, strange totems, and antiquities exuding malevolence revealed one by one the past ties between grandpa and the five immortals - it turned out that grandpa was the "seal keeper" chosen by the five immortals, and his death was closely related to a conspiracy to resurrect an evil spirit that had been silent for a hundred years. The five immortals protect the calf, but they also hide their selfish motives. Behind their protection of Li Dajun is a deal about commitment and betrayal, survival and destruction.
From the strange cave in the mountain behind the village to the deserted ancient temple, from the dust-laden family secrets to the grievances and grievances spanning hundreds of years, Li Dajun approached the truth step by step under the protection and calculations of the Five Immortals. But as the investigation deepened, he discovered that he had already become the target of evil spirits, and the protection of the Five Immortals was not without cost. Humans and immortals have different paths, trust is in danger, and terrifying and bizarre encounters follow one after another. Can Li Dajun survive in the frightening fog, find out the real cause of his grandfather's death, inherit the mission of the seal keeper, and protect the peace of the world?
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