They Say History Is Fake Until the Ruins Wake Up

A fragment of a page suspected of being lost in stone was sent to the ancient book restorer Lu Chen. The paper was new, the wormholes were punched in, and the ink stains were pressed against the mildew—it was supposed to be a modern forgery. After the video that could be submitted for inspection was online, ink characters that had not yet dried appeared in the blank spaces of the remaining pages. Immediately afterwards, the paper aged for three hundred years, and the collection system added a collection record that never existed. A scribe casually made up by netizens had a name, resume, and descendants. At the same time, real people began to disappear from household registers, photos, and memories of relatives and friends. Lu Chen discovered from this: When a statement is believed by enough people, reality will find evidence for it; when the evidence is closed, the false history will become the true past. In the black leather notebook left behind by his father before his disappearance, there was only one warning: "The library does not exist. Do not find an entrance to it." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.