In the new Chang'an of 2077, shuttles shuttle, holographic archways are everywhere, and traditional mortise and tenon joints coexist with quantum technology. Lao Tao, a laid-off intangible cultural heritage porcelain artist, accidentally activates the ancestral exquisite blue and white porcelain - this is a star gate connected to the fairy tale star world, where the talking kite fairy boy, sugar painting spiritual pets and shadow puppet guards live.
The energy in the fairy tale star world is exhausted, and the fairy child mistakenly recognizes Lao Tao as the chosen savior and forcibly binds him to the interstellar express delivery mission. Lao Tao just wanted to repair the porcelain vase and return to his old business, but he was forced to take Fairy Boy to make jokes in the cyber city: using an alchemy furnace to modify a power bank, letting the sugar-painted spirit pet lick the energy liquid, and relying on shadow puppets to fool the intelligent inspection robot.
The villain is a mechanical group that pursues efficiency first, trying to replace the spirituality of fairy tales with data codes. Lao Tao relies on his unique porcelain pinching skills to create quantum porcelain dolls, combines fairy magic and technology, and launches the ultimate showdown at the holographic lantern festival. He uses the most traditional Chinese romance to crack the algorithm attacks of the mechanical army.
This is a collision of Chinese intangible cultural heritage, modern science fiction, nonsensical comedy and fairy tale adventure. Lao Tao regains the value of his craftsmanship in the oolong rescue, and the fairy boy sees the fireworks of the world, and finally protects the warmth of the fairy tale star world and New Chang'an, proving that old craftsmanship and childlike innocence are the most hard-core forces in the future world.
