Card: Behind Me Is China

On the day of his death, Lin Yu was twenty-two years old, graduated from the Chinese Department, had a bank card balance of 800 yuan, and was carrying a box of instant noodles in his hand. He pushed a child away from the truck without moving away. Then he traveled through time. Not emperors, generals, or princes of wealthy families. He became a six-year-old boy in the card world, born in Linjia Village, Qingshi Town, Anxi District, Yongzhou, China - an ordinary yellow-level family. There is no magic, no fighting spirit, and no supernatural powers in this world. The power here is called cards - the embodiment of Chinese cultural symbols. Chinese characters, poems, idioms, allusions, art of war, solar terms, mythology, history, philosophy, everything can be used as a card. "Suppress", "Seal", "Behead", "Protect" and "Heal" - each word card determines the world. "You will be at the top of your game" and "The solitary smoke is straight in the desert" - one sentence from the poem will affect all directions. "Superfluous" and "Taking fire from under the cauldron" - four or two word cards can make a huge difference. "Lie down on the fuel and taste the courage" "Return the jade to Zhao intact" - the code card triggers thunder. Lin Yu's natal card is "Shuowen Jiezi". Gray card, the lowest level. There is no fighting ability. He didn't know how to explain it - this card allowed him to understand the weaknesses of strange creatures, crack the logical loopholes in strange situations, and restore lost designs from broken cultural fragments. He could find the answer with one card that others could solve with ten cards. He didn't want to explain either.