Records of Sacrifice in the Human World

The main road is not in the mountains, but in the streets and fireworks; the gods are not in the sky, but in the people's awe. The Chinese gods have relied on human incense and folk customs and rituals to survive since ancient times. Over the past hundred years, ancient temples have been demolished, folk customs have withered, and people have lost respect. The gods have fallen asleep one after another, and the land veins of Kyushu have been blocked and disordered. There are also invisible evil spirits outside the territory that have been lurking for thousands of years, feeding on the anxiety, hostility, and internal strife of the world, secretly eating away at China's cultural heritage, cutting off the connection between humans and gods, and destroying the foundation of mountains and rivers. Ye Guanhuai, a Taoist priest from the Ye family in southern Zhejiang, who is gifted with [Firework Sacrifice], takes his junior sister Su Nuo, whose life experience is a mystery, down the mountain to enter the world, and enters the old city of Linjiang where the fire sacrifice has been cut off. The two accidentally bumped into Zhou Ye, a local demolisher who did not believe in ghosts and gods. This ordinary young man with a poor mouth and optimism turned out to be the pure yang energy that had been coveted by external evil for a long time, and was also the key anchor to break the situation. The three of them walked together, starting from the City God's Temple, which had been closed for hundreds of years, and awakened the sleeping City God, the Land, the Door God, and the River God one by one, reorganized the streets and lanes, and restored the order of the homes; then they traveled through the mountains and rivers of Jiuzhou to welcome the return of the twenty-four solar terms gods, continue the fire worship of the gods of the mountains and rivers, and revive the folk rituals that had been lost for thousands of years. This is a contextual game without killing and fighting techniques. It does not rely on supernatural powers to crush, but only relies on human fireworks, the awe of all people, and the charm of the Tao for thousands of years. Let's watch the three priests walking through the streets, mountains and rivers, rekindling the incense of the dead sacrifices, awakening the sleeping gods, guarding thousands of miles of China with the same Taoist heart.