Business tycoon Lu Chengyu went bankrupt overnight and was heavily in debt. He was forced to inherit "Wangshuju", a weird century-old inn deep in the mountains. He originally wanted to sell off his property to pay off his debts, but he was horrified to find that none of the employees here were normal people - the front desk was a nine-tailed fox who was addicted to short videos, the chef was a panda spirit in the late stages of obsessive-compulsive disorder, and the cleaning staff was a tornado boy with mysophobia... The real business of the inn was to house those "intangible heritage fairies" who were about to disappear because their skills were endangered. Faced with the demolition crisis and the eager eyes of his opponents, Lu Chengyu had to put aside his thoughts of capital robbery and join forces with this group of monster employees to build the inn into the last intangible cultural heritage ark. This is a subversion from money games to value protection, and it is also a fantasy journey of a cold-hearted man and a group of warm fairies saving each other and healing each other.