Everyone knows that during the reign of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, the history books were neat and tidy, the emperor and his ministers were clear-minded, and natural disasters subsided.
But no one knows that the last page of the Tang Book was written with human bones, burned by fire, and buried in the dust for thousands of years.
Cen Yao, an ancient book restorer, is good at repairing fragmentary volumes, identifying forgeries, and filling in fragments.
She never believed in prophecies and destiny, she only believed in material evidence without words, and the authenticity was well-founded.
Until a bone slip from the late Tang Dynasty was uncovered, and a series of mysterious cases revived a thousand-year-old evil.
Everyone who came into contact with the bone slips died from the "natural punishment vision" recorded in history books.
The inkstone keeper of the book, wearing the shackles of generations, approaches step by step and hides secrets step by step.
He told her:
"The embers are still there, and the wind is still blowing. This game that has been waiting for a thousand years needs you to be the last person to break it."
Prosperous times are fake, natural disasters are human, and destiny is a play.
The so-called eternal history is just that the powerful burned books to cover up their crimes and piled bones into the court.
A thousand-year chess game with no regrets.
The fire waits for the wind, and the old man never returns.
Philosophy: A secret palace crime in the late Tang Dynasty was burned to death. The embers have not cooled down for thousands of years. They wait for the wind, but they cannot wait for their return.