Intangible Power: Firewalker

No harem, no system, no brainlessness, traditional culture, and intangible cultural heritage details. Huang Jialiang, who runs a beef shop, spends his days making tea, playing chess, and dealing with neighbors, until something unexpected happened at an intangible cultural heritage exhibition, causing him to smash the fist hidden under his flip-flops against the "nightmare" that devours people's hearts. Nanyin can calm the soul, puppets can kill enemies, and Jianzhan has a Tibetan cultural context - it turns out that those "old things" that are despised by young people are actually powerful weapons against darkness. When the dark nightmare was rampant, he, the "salted fish boss" who just wanted to guard the shop, had to pick up the skills his master gave him. "Huangji Beef Restaurant is hiring. Those who know how to fight nightmares will be given priority. A monthly salary of five thousand will be paid." Yunying (cold intangible cultural heritage specialist, Bing Qin Zhan Xie Sui): "You can't escape." Tang Xiao (heir of Sichuan Opera, puppet show determines the world): "Boss, I'm the one who gets into group fights!" Huang Jialiang wiped the oil stains on his hands and looked at the gradually polluted ancient houses and old streets: "Okay, let's clean up these bastards who ruined the craftsmanship of our ancestors first." This is a story about protecting cultural context with fists and suppressing evil spirits with ingenuity - after all, some fires cannot be extinguished.