Su Yan, a scumbag who is a history enthusiast, retrieved a scrap of silk from a junk stall. He wanted to use it as a bookmark, but he awakened to a system that had an erroneous style of painting - someone else's system sent magical powers. His system was bound to Confucius, and he was also an irritable version who could teach Li Kui to learn "The Analects" with a ruler and use "Sun Tzu's Art of War" to scold Wu Yong as an "ungentleman".
Entering "Water Margin", he became a pawn under Gao Qiu, relying on Confucius' misinterpretation of "Spring and Autumn Calligraphy" to frighten Liangshan heroes, and using "Mozi's" city defense skills to block the poisonous smoke; breaking into "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", he also He became an unknown primary school student in Changbanpo, carrying the same type of ring-shou knife as in the museum, and listened to Master analyze the wind direction of Chibi with "Zuo Zhuan", which even forced Guan Yu to seriously think about whether "defeating Maicheng can be regarded as 'not being able to invade the country in danger'".
The most laborious part of the book is to turn the wolf in "The General Essentials of the Military Classic" and the crossbow in "The Kao Gong Ji" into real things that can hit the enemy's forehead; to make "The Analects of Confucius" and "Sun Tzu's Art of War" no longer just words in a pile of old paper, but a "war guide" that can save lives. After all, Su Yan discovered that when the principles of Spring and Autumn meet the guns of the Three Kingdoms, when the cold weapons in the museum meet the ruthless gangsters in the book - it turns out that reading can really save your life, and you can even beat people.
