Do you think there is only one world?
No, there is just a "thinning" wall between the worlds.
Su Ye, a modern college student, originally just wanted to live quietly, until late one night, a non-existent video broke into his mobile phone: an ancient execution ground, a broken-tailed fox demon, a bloody city wall, and an inexplicable warning - "Don't believe me."
The next second, a white fox knocked on his door.
Bai Li, who calls himself the Nine-tailed Sky Fox, is venomous, difficult, and troubled. He is also related to an "inhuman disappearance case" that spans a century. The beast-eared tribe, the transparent man, the fusangshen, and the vampire hybrids, all existences that should not have disappeared, seemed to be erased from the world bit by bit by something.
And Su Ye discovered that he could actually "remember" those aliens who would be forgotten by the world.
As the investigation deepened, they stepped into abandoned subways, underground special zones, remnants of ancient dynasties and cracked boundaries, and finally saw the truth clearly:
Those who disappeared were not dead, but were used as "fuel" to feed a door.
What is behind the door?
Is it a god from another world, or a monster that devours all realms?
What's even more frightening is that Su Ye himself seems to be the final key to reopening the door.
When aliens begin to disappear, the world is no longer just a human world.
And what he wants to do is not to save a world.
It is a decision whether the entire world should continue to exist.
Concept: Aliens are not "abnormalities" that need to be domesticated, but another possibility that makes the world complete; what is truly scary is never differences, but the neglect, misunderstanding and erasure of differences.