Four Gates Guard Three Evil Spirits

On the Yi Fang Road in the Republic of China, jade can eat people. The caravan fire destroyed Cun Laoguo's life, but put a hot tea can into Li Wangshan's arms. He thought that what he received was a legacy, but later he discovered that it was a reminder for the gatekeepers of the four gates of Tengchong City. The jade core in the tea can is dancing, chasing after it in the shadow of the Taoist. The fire pond at the east gate is extinguished, the bracelets at the south gate ring, the ghost house at the west gate is empty, and the Taoist priest is borrowed from the north gate. In this ancient city shrouded in volcanic ash and jade gas, Li Wangshan was forced to embark on a path of living people to repay the debts of the dead. He gradually understood that what he was guarding was not the city gate, but the three evil spirits that even gods could avoid. This door cannot be closed once it is opened.