Song Jingchan, the national advisor of the Ye Dynasty, assisted Xie Wuwu to pacify the world, but he was charged with "causing chaos to the imperial court" and was sentenced to death. His body was suppressed and his soul was sealed.
When he woke up, his soul traveled to China a thousand years later and became a young man named Song Jingtang. He was despised by his parents, bullied at school, and committed suicide due to severe depression.
After sending away her original soul, Song Jingchan just wanted to live a stable life, but due to insufficient balance, she was forced to return to her old career in metaphysics.
He tears up bullies with his own hands, breaks into strange secret chambers, goes deep into the earth to retrieve the sealed soul, and sets foot in a ghost realm where life's grievances are condensed. He meets a magician who refines stillborn fetuses to disgust enchantments, breaks into an abandoned stage that plays gongs and drums at midnight, and exposes the dark secrets of the rich and powerful substituting life for death, wild Buddhas in deserted temples cannibalizing people, and seven-star lanterns to prolong life.
After going through the secrets of wealthy families and the weird things in the entertainment industry, Song Jingchan saw clearly: Thousands of years have passed, people's hearts have not changed, and monsters and monsters are all in the world.
He wanted to keep a low profile and hide from the world, but unexpectedly reunited with his old enemy, the ungrateful dog emperor Xie Wuwu, who was also reincarnated.
Song Jingchan sneered and said: Ha! Xie Wuwang, in this life, I can't kill you, I will take your surname!
Xie Wuwang misinterpreted his intention and looked innocent: What! Wife, do you want to take your husband's surname?
