[The rating has just been released and will rise] Ning Zhao, a restorer of ancient books, is forcibly bound to a chatty Scrapbook System.
The System's task for her is absurd: transmigrate to another world and restore its civilization. If she misses the deadline, it will take away the restoration skills she's best at.
Other people transmigrate and rush to become kings. She shoulders her toolbox and asks first, "Can this book still be repaired?"
The System planned to have her flaunt divine powers and breeze through everything. She immediately negotiates: no pretending to be supernatural, just explain the restoration process, and charge the usual fee.
In the Great Jing, she uses her skill at restoring ancient books to get a job at a bookshop. She spots forgeries, saves banned books, and even turns book restoration into a business. Edicts demanding the surrender of books and banning them arrive one after another. While others are busy hiding books, she's calculating which ones to save first, who she can entrust them to, and how to ensure they continue to be passed down.
Her cheat is a damaged book, whose biggest flaw is that its answers are always missing half a sentence. Her own skill lies in always finding something that can still be pieced together from what remains.
Three worlds are about to lose their stories. She must restore books, arts, and people's hearts. But what is the half-sentence Guicang never finishes hiding? Start restoring alongside Ning Zhao, and find out for yourself.
