The Man in the Mountains and Rivers

Lu Xun, an ordinary restorer of ancient books, was accidentally involved in the collapsing Luoyang City of the Northern Wei Dynasty, which was built by words while restoring the national treasure Luoyang Jialanji. Here, he met Jialan, the "pen spirit" of the book, and learned that only by retrieving the scattered "context fragments" could he save the city and prevent the destruction of the corresponding ruins in the real world. However, the restoration process is full of dangers, and the distorted vision of the world in the volume and the obsession with historical projection constantly test him. What's even more frightening is that he discovered that there was a man-made conspiracy hidden behind the collapse - someone was using the technique of "eclipse" to frantically extract context. Lu Xun must grow from a passive bystander to an active guardian under the double countdown of reality and illusion. He not only needs to use modern historical knowledge and restoration skills to complete "historical puzzles" again and again in the world in the volume, but also wants to uncover the mastermind behind the attempt to tamper with history and control time and space in the real world. This is a battle to protect civilization that spans thousands of years. The outcome is related to the survival of a city, and more importantly, whether a period of history can be truly remembered. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.