When distorted "virtual texts" breed ink nightmares that devour words, and when "amnesia" sweeps across Kyushu like a plague, a war concerning the survival of civilization has quietly begun.
The wooden arm of Mo Yang, the descendant of the Mohist family, hides clues to his father's disappearance. The plain calligraphy of the Confucian girl Kong Yao can record the world's context. The calculations of Ying Feng, a later Legalist, can deduce the trajectory of Mo Nightmare. The black tortoise of Chu Yue, a Taoist disciple, can divine secrets. Four young people with different missions travel together due to a sudden change in the Forest of Steles, and embark on a dangerous journey to find the Three Tombs and Five Codes and fight against Zhao Gao.
They use swords as pens, music as shields, and words as a sharp blade against darkness. When Zhao Gao tried to tamper with the writing rules of Kyushu, and when the "Book of Death" Zhulong swallowed up the last trace of context, they finally understood: the real context is never in the book inscriptions, but in the names passed down in the hearts of every ordinary person.
This is a battle between words and monsters, a hymn for the inheritance of civilization. When the glimmer of the word "human" gathers into a river, it is the time when Kyushu's cultural heritage becomes immortal.
