Zhao Shiyan, a mysterious Taoist boy from Hong Kong, came to Japan to pursue the eight-leaf bronze bird mirror that was lost overseas. He met the young boy Hongyi by chance, and Zhao Shiyan discovered that there was a red thread between them while traveling through the dreamland. Zhao Shiyan, who wanted to throw the blame and leave:? ? ?
Zhao Shiyan: ... I'll throw you a Strawberry apple orange!
This article will cover a large number of ghosts, spells and Taoist teachings, closely following some historical facts and folklore.
Zhao Shiyan, whose ancestral home is in Guangdong and grew up in Hong Kong, was violently driven back to Laoshan by his senior brothers. He speaks with a Hong Kong accent and his Japanese is very bad. This article uses simplified characters to express Mandarin and Japanese, and traditional characters to express Cantonese, and contains a lot of Cantonese-style expressions;
Koichi Kitajima: Taiwanese-Japanese, heir to a family of Zashiki boy carvings. After his grandfather passed away, he accidentally got involved in the world of ghosts... He found the meaning of existence by traveling through dreams and peeking into the future.
This article will tell the story of two teenagers navigating the world of ghosts and gods.
"Actually, sometimes, I'm more afraid of people than ghosts and gods."
"I just wanted to transcend my sister's sin."
"Ghosts may be false or false, real or real, but whether they are real is real, and whether they are fake is fake. They will never break their oaths, but people will."
"Humans are much scarier than ghosts."
Two teenagers on the fringe of human relationships in society are connected by ghosts and gods, and are bound by the red thread of life. They fight against each other in a balanced way between the human world and ghosts and gods.