The Dust Mirror Shines on the Godly Ruins

At the end of Linjiang City's Antique Street, there is an old bookstore called "Chenjing". The owner, Lin Yan, is an ordinary restorer of ancient books. He spends his days with scraps of old paper, until an ancient bronze mirror engraved with Taotie patterns breaks into his life. What the ancient mirror reflects is not the silhouette of a human being, but the phantoms of gods and demons lurking under the city - the fox demon in a suit discussing business in an office building, the yaksha who drives an online car-hailing service carries passengers from the yin and yang realms, and even the girl selling milk tea on the street corner hides a trace of Chang'e's remnant soul. As the divine power sleeping in his blood awakens, Lin Yan is forced to be involved in a chess game that spans thousands of years. The embers of the ancient war between gods and demons have not yet been extinguished. The gods use the human world as a chessboard and all living beings as chess pieces, and the ancient bronze mirror in his hand is the key to breaking the chess game. On one side are the daily fireworks of the city, repairing ancient books, running bookstores, and gathering with close friends; on the other side are the twists and turns of mythology, exploring the Kunlun Ruins, exploring the Netherworld Sea, and playing games with gods and demons. When modern technology collides with ancient divine power, and when the fireworks of the market interweave with the secrets of the divine ruins, Lin Yan walks in the gap between the mortal world and the divine realm. He not only wants to protect the peace of those around him, but also uncovers the mystery of his life experience, and also faces the ultimate truth behind the game between the gods - the so-called ruins of gods are never in the horizon, but in everyone's heart; the so-called salvation is not to look up to the gods, but to hold on to the glimmer of humanity in the dust.