A kid gets cursed with the ability to see gods pretending to be normal people, and instead of horror, he finds something warmer. The show builds its entire world on the quiet pleasure of recognizing magic in the mundane, a spirit working a convenience store job, a god pretending to study alongside humans. Tang Zhi doesn't save the world. He just keeps showing up, keeps asking questions, keeps treating divine beings like actual people instead of mysteries to solve. The fantasy here isn't in the spectacle. It's in the realization that the extraordinary was always standing next to you, waiting for someone to notice.

Tang Zhi is an ordinary young scholar until a chance meeting with a dragon maiden awakens his Heavenly Eye. With it he can see the gods and spirits who wander the mortal realm, and a world that has always existed alongside everyday life opens up to him. Tang Zhi comes to know a group of gods and spirits with very different personalities and keeps them company through daily life among ordinary people. Along the way he makes friends of all kinds and finds laughter and warmth in days that look plain but hold quiet wonders. The result is a gentle fantasy adventure about friendship and growth, told across 26 online episodes.