[Grassroots protagonist, background as a handyman, genius with special abilities, young growth]
[Literacy is knowledge of life, common people's awakening, truth and lies, private weapons of power]
The handyman hides the eye of heaven, and the book of heaven hides the secret of heaven.
The Heavenly Book Bureau has laid a net of heaven and earth, and he uses a word as a blade to break fate and return words to the world.
During the 180 years since the founding of the Jing Dynasty, natural and man-made disasters had occurred, and the court had collapsed.
There are words in the sky, occasionally appearing in the clouds. Some can see it, some can't.
Those words predict death, war, and the fortunes of dynasties—this is called the "Book of Heaven."
Lu Shi is a person who can see the heavenly book. But he didn't know a word of it.
He saw the word "Dian" hanging above the Wang family yard. Three days later, Mrs. Wang died; he saw the word "". Three days later, the water rose at the ferry and washed away the people. He sees everything but can do nothing.
In order to understand the Heavenly Book, he became a disciple of the down-and-out archivist of the Tiantian Bookstore and started learning from stroke to stroke.
But the process of learning Chinese characters is also a process of unraveling one's own life experience.
That secret organization called "Tian Shu Bureau" has been looking for him. And his grandfather's name is engraved on the stone tablet of the first director of the Tianshu Bureau.
The Book of Heaven is not an oracle, but a reflection of human destiny.
Those in power use it to rule, and Lu Shi uses it to read.
From the mud to the clouds, a handyman used a charcoal pen to stir up the foundation of a dynasty.