On the day that programmer Lin Bei was laid off, he received the news that his grandmother had passed away. When he returned to his hometown to inherit the relics, he accidentally tore off the talisman paper that had been sealed for seventy years at the entrance of the hall. That night, the Fox Fairy, Huang Fairy, White Fairy, Liu Fairy, and Gray Fairy all appeared, and a ridiculous "fairy interview conference" was staged in the old house.
Others rely on offering incense to worship immortals, while Lin Bei relies on performance appraisals to worship immortals. He does not want to be a "disciple" driven by the immortal family, he wants to be a CEO who manages the five immortals. Just as he was using programmer logic to run the most difficult team in history, a mysterious organization "Guixuhui" marked by double snake copper coins surfaced. Their target is a "Gate to Return to the Ruins" sealed underground in the Northeast - and the key to open the door is hidden in Lin Bei's body.
From the bottom of the Songhua River in Harbin to the top of Tianchi in Changbai Mountain, Lin Bei led five partners of the Immortal Family with different personalities to start a contest with the Guixu Society across three provinces in the Northeast. In the end, the choice he faced was: sacrifice himself to seal the door forever, or let the five immortal families share the price for him.
Urban suspense is combined with Northeastern folk customs, rational thinking collides with the fairy world, and the group portraits are passionate and emotional. This is a contemporary legend about family and guardianship that takes place in the ice city and snowfields.
