Lin Xun, a graduate student in the Department of History, died suddenly in the early morning while revising his thesis.
When he woke up, he was wearing coarse linen clothes and standing in front of a mud house in a Han Dynasty county town - this place is called "Nine Nether Scroll", a survival game based on tampered historical documents.
Each copy is a distorted past: the epidemics of the Eastern Han Dynasty were beautified into medicines given by gods, the identities of Buddha and mortals were reversed in the murals of the Tang Dynasty, and a young child waiting for the flowers to bloom was trapped in the blood inkstone of the Song Dynasty...
While others relied on swords, he relied on collation of ancient books; while others relied on intuition, he relied on textual research.
Until he met a full-level player with a 100% clearance rate in the game - "Ye Lan".
Silent and tyrannical, wherever the black knife passed, the copy monsters were wiped out.
Lin Xun thought he was hugging his lap, until the man took off his hood:
"Teacher Lin, the students who failed have come to pay off their debts."
Lin Xun:? ? ?
This is my student who only got 15 points in classical Chinese three years ago? Why did he reach full level? ?
From the bronze sacred tree to the Dunhuang murals, from Wang Zhaojun's Green Tomb to Cao Zhi's Luo Shen Fu, the two people solved puzzles, fought, and saved each other on the edge of life and death.
When the final "Return to Ruins" began, Lin Xun discovered that the truth about his sudden death, the reason why Xiao Yan entered the game, and the origin of the entire system all pointed to the same answer -
The wounds of history can be tampered with, but there will always be people who will dig them out and heal them again in the sunshine.
Ancient Style Unlimited Style·Double Strong·Puzzle Solving·Master and Disciple Reversal·HE
Intention: The meaning of history is not beauty, but truth. Pain needs to be remembered and lessons need to be passed on. Find the truth in the incompleteness, learn to repair in the brokenness, and still dare to love after loss.