Fairies Albums Luoyang Arc

Don't let the title fool you — Tao Yao is a doctor, but not the kind you're thinking of — she treats supernatural beings. Demons with fevers, spirits with grudges, that sort of thing. In this ONA set in historical Luoyang, she travels with her companions Mister Liu, Moya, and Gun Gun on a hunt for a missing mystical artifact called the Fairy Album. What starts as a straightforward quest quickly gets complicated when they cross paths with a whole roster of enigmatic creatures — beings like Jiang Jun, Fo Yan, and Xuan Jiao, each with their own agendas and secrets. And somewhere behind it all, there's a formidable mastermind pulling strings. The vibe here is mysterious and layered, like peeling back folklore one story at a time. Each encounter in Luoyang feels like its own self-contained legend woven into the larger narrative. The historical setting isn't just window dressing either — it grounds the supernatural elements in something tangible, giving the whole thing a texture that feels distinct from your typical fantasy adventure. If you liked the mythological world-building in Thunderbolt Fantasy or the creature-driven storytelling of The Legend of the White Snake, this sits in a similar space. It also shares some DNA with Soul Buster in how it uses Chinese historical settings as a backdrop for supernatural conflict. Across 12 episodes from CMC Media, it's a compact journey through legend and imagination that doesn't overstay its welcome. Worth your time if you're in the mood for something quietly atmospheric.