Zhong Shouyi, a museum night security guard who lives by relying on a half-legged talisman passed down from his family. He was as timid as a mouse, but he inherited his grandfather's inexplicable instructions before his death: "Shouyi, the seal of the Suppressing Evil Division cannot be lost."
He thought it was just the nonsense of an old man when he was confused, until one rainy night, the iron door on the third basement floor of the museum that had never been labeled opened by itself.
Behind the door is a secret room sealed by layers of talismans. In the center is an ancient seal, with a crack under the seal that is constantly bleeding. Before Zhong Shou could escape in time, a blood-stained archaeological note floated out from the cracks, with the same name densely written on it - Chen Guichen, the top archaeologist in the country, who disappeared in the northwest desert three months ago and was declared dead.
There is only one line on the last page of the note: "Under the seal, it is not God, but something older than God. I regret it."
Only then did Zhong Shouyi realize that Chen Guichen was not dead at all. He is excavating seven ancient ruins across the country, just to collect the seven sacrificial vessels and unlock the ancient seal. The evil-suppressing seal on the ground floor of the museum is the final lock of the seal.
A timid security guard, a incomplete secret of talisman seals, and an ancient seal coveted by thousands of people. Zhong Shouyi was forced to embark on the night road to track Chen Guichen. Behind him were the earnest eyes of the remaining old people of the Zhenxie Division. In front of him was a madman who was about to awaken things that should not exist in this world.