Mythical Invasion: on New Year's Eve, the Nian Beast Knocks on the Door

On New Year's Eve, detective Lin Youran closed the door after seven months of working undercover in a cult, but was accidentally dragged into a mythical event that spanned a thousand years. When he opened his eyes again, he had become "Song Nian", the forty-eighth generation descendant of the Qunian family. He was holding a peach wood sign with the word "Qunian" engraved on it, facing a three-foot-high vermilion ancient door - behind the door, the ancient ferocious beast "Nian" was ready to move. But the real crisis goes beyond that. Eight cultists also traveled through time and mixed into the crowd at the New Year Ceremony, trying to sabotage the ceremony to welcome their "god". What's even more fatal is that Lin Youran found himself designated as a disaster star by the villagers. He couldn't dance the Nuo dance to drive the New Year, the drums were out of order, the red paper was useless, and the old man with a white beard who presided over the ceremony had already regarded the entire town as a sacrifice to the New Year. Everybody ran away. Only Lin Youran stayed. When the real Nuo dance awakens from the bones and blood, and when the Nuo song that has been passed down for thousands of years is sung by a dying person, Lin Youran finally understands: the New Year's Eve Ceremony has never been a ceremony, but a death battle passed down from generation to generation. He must use blood to activate the door frame, use dance steps to repel the beast, and complete the last seal amidst the obstruction of eight believers and the hostility of the entire town. Either the year will eat up the world, or he will risk his life to fill in the crack in the door. This is a showdown between detectives and myths, and also the last battle between mortals and ancient beasts. It is a tragic epic that for thousands of years, ordinary people have used their flesh and blood to guard the boundaries of the world from generation to generation.