I Restore Ancient Books in a Mountain Village, and the Entire Continent’s Scholars Lose It

The romance of book editors is to let thousands of years of regrets dissipate peacefully If you are tired of the routine of fighting and killing to cultivate immortality, this book will give you a new experience. Mo Chen was just a book-editing apprentice in a mountain village, and was considered by everyone to have no talent for cultivation. It was not until he was repairing a fragment of a Mongolian study that the blood on his fingertips soaked into the yellowed pages. He heard the sigh left by the Mongolian sages in the book a hundred years ago. "The book has been repaired. I hear your regrets." There is no murder to seize treasure, no useless counterattack and slap in the face. He repairs ancient books, appeases obsessions, talks to the remaining souls of sages in the books, and uses the gentlest way to help those regrets that have been trapped in the pages of the books for thousands of years find their home. While mainland literary cultivators were still fighting for the Taoist resources monopolized by aristocratic families, Mo Chen in the mountain village had quietly embarked on a completely different path of cultivation. The body of obsessional purification awakened, and literary cultivators across the continent began to break through their defenses. This is a romance that belongs to calligraphers. It is quiet and delicate, but has the power to touch people's hearts.