"A rich family does not need to buy fertile land, there are thousands of bells of millet in the book. There is no need to build a high hall to live in peace, there is a house of gold in the book. There is no need to hate when there is no car when going out, there are horses in the book. There is no need to hate when marrying without a matchmaker, there is a woman with a face like jade in the book. A man wants to fulfill his life's ambition, be diligent "Read the Six Classics toward the window." It comes from "Poems to Encourage Learning" written by Zhao Heng of the Song Dynasty. We have kept in mind the two sentences "There is a house of gold in the book, and there are women like jade in the book." I didn't expect that it would make me realize it so deeply. A strange 20-centimeter cube iron box turned the contents of the book into reality. I kept falling into the world of the book, appreciating the magnificent mountains and rivers, and experiencing bizarre scenes. I began to survive and explore in the world of the magic box, constantly traveling between the magic box world and the real world, and gradually uncovering the origin and secrets of the magic box...