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In ancient times, Zhuanxu made a covenant with heaven, and humans and gods made a covenant: gods received incense to protect the world; humans followed rituals to seal the rules. Thousands of years later, the incense has become cold, and no one remembers the old rules. So the wrongly transmitted taboo began to kill people, and the forgotten gods began to lose control. Lu Zheng, who has a master's degree in folklore, was admitted to the "National Folk Culture and Ecological Protection Center" and became a trainee officiant of the third most marginalized team. He does not have the power to destroy heaven and earth. He only has an old ancestral book that can reveal the "original text" of the rules, and a wealth of folklore knowledge that is considered useless in class. From a piece of code in the night office building, to the corpse-catching bell on the mountain road in western Hunan; from the king's boat on the sea in southern Fujian, to the entrance of the snow forest in the northeast; from the Chenghuang Yamen that opens at night in the ancient city of the Central Plains, to the lights of thousands of houses in Kyushu on New Year's Eve - This is a story about ordinary people using rules to make a new covenant with the gods on behalf of the world. Those who abide by the old rules will eventually be protected by the old rules.