Welcome to Shanhai Library, night shift.
The rules are simple: ignore the sound of book pages late at night, lock the ancient books area at five o'clock, and don't touch the red lunch box.
The work is very exciting: managing the talking "Classic of Mountains and Seas", appeasing the fairy in the painting who wants to change jobs, and issuing temporary reading passes for the vampire duke who comes to look up information.
Colleagues are very special: the old master who restores ancient books is actually a book; Lao Qin, who is always copying, records everyone's secrets.
And I, Zhen Fei, 25 years old, graduated from the Department of History, am currently holding a jade slip and playing a deadly hide-and-seek in Zishi's library - if I find seven "abnormal book collections", I can be promoted from a temporary worker to a "gatekeeper".
But I guess they didn't tell me the complete Employee Code:
Rule 1: Gatekeepers are short-lived.
Article 2: The abnormality you see is also looking at you.
The last article: The library's final right of interpretation is vested in "nothing".
