As a producer of S-class ancient puppets, Zhang Mujin was extremely dissatisfied with Chu Xiaohe, the actor who played He Yundan (the male protagonist). She believed that this male star not only liked to modify the play privately, but also disrespected the achievements of herself and the screenwriter. When he woke up, Zhang Mujin became his sworn enemy Bai Yueguang, transformed into the female version of Tang Seng in the Northern Song Dynasty, and teamed up with five resentful teammates: He Yundan, the anti-Liao hero of the Flower of the Gaoling, the romantic and elegant young master Lu Zhuonian, Zhao Rongying, the doting princess who is favored by thousands of people, Zhao Yuluo, the outspoken humanoid barrage prince, and Zhao Mingyuan, the gentle and reserved young prince who is not good at words, have all gone through the "difficulties" of ninety-nine and eighty-one. In order to save his life, Zhang Mujin had to use what he had learned throughout his life to kill the source of the tragedy before the villain took action. She releases rainbow farts and hugs the thighs of all the great gods; she uses her golden fingers to fight wits and courage with all kinds of villains.
Purpose: Thousands of sails will live through the years unstained