Qing Ming Crossing the South Ocean

In the fictional history, the Lion City is a secret hub connecting the Chinese fairyland and the Nanyang spiritual world. The three-element array (Chinese incense, Malay sacred tree, Nyonya charm) maintains the balance between the two worlds. In order to find her missing senior brother Mo Chen, Lin Qingyan, a female fairy from the Central Plains, came across the sea with a soul-inducing jade. However, she unexpectedly encountered Chen Jiashu, a local monk who can psychically plant, in the Nyonya market. A misunderstanding revealed the mystery of spiritual disorder in the Lion City. The soul-eating flower pollen, the strange movement of the sacred tree, and the broken pages of the ancient ancestral books all point to the unrecorded "dark world passage"; the evil cultivator of the Xuanyin Sect is spying on the power of the hub, hoping to use evil magic to break the formation and drag the Lion City into chaos. The two were forced to work together to use the Central Plains magic to learn the secrets of Nanyang spiritual plants. They asked the Nyonya elders for folklore secrets and asked the Malay guardians to resolve their misunderstandings. Amidst the crisis of the soul-eating flower tide and the soul-locking tower in the dark world passage, they tried their best to trace the traces of their senior brother and protect the peace of the two worlds. When the three-dimensional holy objects gather together, the spiritual veins resonate to dispel the evil fog, and cross-cultural magic collides to create a tacit understanding, which also breeds feelings that transcend regions. This is a fairy-tale adventure that begins with searching for a relative, and is also a guardian song of the Lion City that integrates Chinese, Malay, and Nyonya cultures. What they are looking for is not only the missing person, but also the way to balance the symbiosis of fireworks and fairy charm between the two worlds.