There is an ancient oriental village hidden deep in the mountains of Guizhou in southwest China. Ancient Nuo dances are spread in the village, which can drive away plague, ward off evil spirits, eliminate disasters and heal diseases.
Dongfang Ji is the designated successor to the priest in the village. He was born with psychic blood, but he has no intention of practicing the dance to summon gods. He is only obsessed with the Nuo technique that can save people from suffering. He only wants to go out of the mountains and see the outside world.
On his fifteenth birthday, he took the opportunity to blackmail his father, left the village alone and sneaked down the mountain, where he saw fireworks in the world for the first time.
By chance, he met the cheerful and enthusiastic young man Lu Zhiche.
A one-sided relationship, a heart-warming moment.
A cold and ignorant little village priest meets a lively and bright mountain boy, and a fate begins quietly in the mountains and in the sea of people.
Purpose: Destiny in the mountains is no match for meeting in the human world, and a youthful encounter unlocks two-way redemption; break the inherent constraints and bravely pursue a life of love and carefreeness. Ordinary encounters are also destined.