I Restore Ancient Texts in the Modern City

Lu Chen, the owner of an old bookstore, inherits a mysterious System and discovers that the words in ancient books can become reality. When the Zhulong from the Classic of Mountains and Seas coils around his cash register and mechanical beasts from The Exploitation of the Works of Nature roam the city, he calmly raises his teacup against his book-burning foes. "Do you know that pages from a Song edition can cut through bulletproof vests?" Amid this battle over the power of literature, he gradually uncovers an even deeper secret: beneath neon lights, the asphalt roads surge with hidden currents from the Commentary on the Water Classic, while the subway tunnels echo with songs from the Music Bureau Collection. And when he finally changes the world's rules, the ink is barely dry on the rice paper before it reveals a truth that leaves him breathless: where his brush has passed, his own reflection is slowly raising its head from the pages of the Yongle Encyclopedia.