In the neon-lit "Fengdu City", prosthetics and spells coexist, data paper money and electronic Guanyin coexist. This is a strange world where "high technology, low life" collides with Eastern metaphysics. Lin Yan, a godless mechanical exorcist, relies on a modified mahogany sword and oily hands to deal with all kinds of "electronic ghosts" troubles in the slums. All she wants is to make money and repair her outdated prosthetic body. Until she received a big business deal: repairing an "antique heart" for the mysterious president of the "New Kunlun" Group. The owner of that heart is Xie Wushe, a man with a perfect human appearance but a mechanized evil god at his core. He is looking for the "divine fragments" scattered throughout the cyber world in order to complete his final ascension. What Lin Yan didn't know was that she herself was the last and most critical piece of the "godhead container". She doesn't believe in God because she is part of God. When the mechanical evil god meets the artificial godhead, a cyber road movie about "what it means to be human" begins. Will they devour each other or redeem each other? "God doesn't ferry people, I do it. The price is easy to negotiate."
