The life of Chen Ming, an ancient book restorer, was burned through by four bloody characters on the remains of "Shang Shu"——
"Jedi Tiantong".
When he detected 21st century road paving asphalt in the dark red mineral powder on the bamboo slips of the Western Zhou Dynasty, and when the Sanxingdui Bronze Sacred Tree penetrated the national map and ancient book warehouse and sucked up WiFi signals, he suddenly realized that what he was repairing was not a cultural relic, but a cage that sealed the prehistoric monster!
The burn mark on the remaining chapter of "Shang Shu" on the left hand has not healed, and on the right eye, I can see that Laozi's green ox has stepped on the fire escape.
Three thousand years ago, under the floor tiles of the storage room, a nine-headed willow tree was gnawing at the black wings of the black bird of the Zhou royal family; on the curtain wall of Lujiazui three thousand years later, the Gu carving of "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" left paw prints of Western Zhou peat on the tempered glass. What's even more deadly is that the Chinese Academy of Sciences detected "Zhuan Xu's Jedi Tiantong Gene" from his blood, and the Dunhuang "Return to the Collection" volume collected by the British Museum suddenly revealed my cow's hoofprints stained with modern asphalt...
The bamboo slips of various schools of thought are burning around the world:
Confucius sank the Thames River cruise ship on a bamboo raft, Mozi transformed the Statue of Liberty into a laser cannon; the elegant words of the Book of Songs purified the black rain in New York through 5G base stations, and the hexagrams of the Zhouyi strangled the demonic clouds in the quantum satellite orbit. And Xiangliu's nine poems have already held the lifeblood of human civilization: Laozi's green ox, Confucian bamboo slips, Mohist's ruler, farm tools and plowshares... When the last poem swallowed the Statue of Liberty, the demonic fire spouted from the torch melted the Wall Street copper bull.
"The responsibility of guarding Tibet really begins after the books are burned and the gods are enshrined..."