[Chinese-Style Backrooms] + [Exploring Levels] + [Wei-Jin Tales of the Strange] + [Ruins Realm Expeditions] + [Rise to Power Under an Assumed Surname] + [Easy to Read] + [No Idiot Plots]
Xie Qianzhi transmigrates to the Eastern Jin dynasty and unexpectedly becomes the Wuling fisherman from “The Peach Blossom Spring.”
According to the story, he is supposed to “follow the stream, forgetting how far he has gone,” and discover a paradise beyond the world.
But when Xie Qianzhi passes through the mountain pass, something seems strange about the fertile fields, clear ponds, mulberry trees, and bamboo before him.
The village is shrouded in thick fog, and its residents wear hemp garments from the pre-Qin era.
Their faces are pale, their movements stiff.
As he investigates, he discovers that the Peach Blossom Spring from his schoolbooks is no pure refuge from the world.
It is a Chinese-style Backrooms: a living containment village.
This Backrooms is called the Ruins Realm, and those who enter it rarely make it out unscathed.
After unraveling the rules of the Peach Blossom Spring Backrooms and escaping alive, Xie Qianzhi is horrified to discover that
The Orchid Pavilion Preface, Wuyi Lane, the depths of the Yangtze River...
The entire Wei-Jin era is riddled with countless Backrooms realms.
