The ancient book restorers in Yunzhou City all know that few people who touch the "strange scroll" can come out alive.
On the day Su Weiwan inherited his father's old shop, he received half a copy of "Strange Stories" soaked in black ink. As soon as the fingertips touched the page, the whole person was dragged into a dark and mysterious place - the paper man was mending his face under the lamp, blood oozed from the calligraphy and paintings on the wall, and a cold reminder sounded in his ears: "Don't let ink cover your eyes, and don't listen to the paper man's complaints."
At the critical moment, a cold male voice broke the illusion. Shen Yanci stepped on the broken pages of the book, his white gloves stained with wet ink stains: "Newcomer? Don't you even understand the rule of 'don't touch the edge of the broken book'?"
