In the ninth century AD, Zhou Mingxuan, a spice merchant in the Persian Gulf, had the power to restore ancient artifacts, that is, fragments of memory. In a transaction, he got a strange silver mirror that reflected the Malay goblin village, and met Ayesha, a demoted female official - she was actually the person who buried the book three hundred years ago in ancient books. The two were forced to get involved in a secret war between transnational spices and mental image control. Their opponent was a Sophie elder who wanted to "purify" aliens. When Zhou Mingxuan discovers that the so-called fairies are actually projections of human collective subconsciousness, and that every time he uses his powers, he is integrating memory fragments into this huge sea of mental images. He must make a decision: destroy the ancient mirror that connects people's hearts, or become the core of a new generation of mental images, repairing this world where consciousness and reality are intertwined in the intertwined vortex of business, supernatural and history.
