Mo Qi, an 11-year-old Beijing boy, is an unusual child: on his first birthday, the spectacle of hundreds of birds flying towards the phoenix appeared in the sky above Mo Qi's house. Therefore, everyone thought that Moqi was born extraordinary.
However, when he grew up, he turned out to be a sad partial student: he liked Chinese but could never learn mathematics well; he worshiped heroes and wanted to be "the person who can raise the national flag." Frustratingly, he couldn't even join the school's flag guard.
One day, Mo Qi got a magic pen because he protected the cultural relics in the National Treasure Hall. In the next exam, he used his magic pen to revise the exam questions. He unexpectedly experienced a turn of fate and learned his true identity: it turned out that he was a Chinese calligrapher. Under the guidance of the Chinese teacher who had been silently caring about him, he came to the Book Wizard Library and learned to become a real Book Wizard.
Mo Qi's life in the Shuwu Library is extremely free and happy: he joined the Divine Banner Guards and got first place in the exam for the first time - it turns out that he is not a born poor student, he can also be the first in his talent field!
The forces of darkness have gathered again and want to divide the world. With the help of two like-minded friends, Liu Xiaoxing and Xin Min, Mo Qi activated the Chinese Babel Stone and made his own contribution to protecting world peace.
Mo Qi found his true self and proved that even a partial subject can make great achievements! He finally succeeded in transforming and became a real Chinese calligrapher. Next, he will continue a new adventure with his book wizard friends, studying and fighting hard to create a new world...
Purpose: Can a student with a partial subject be the first? Can a test paper test a child's entire soul? A child who cannot be on the honor roll has a secret identity and is a hero in another world! Believe in yourself, everyone can be the first! The purpose of this book is to explore the search for self, personal growth, ideals and beliefs, as well as love, courage and friendship. Through Mochi's adventure stories, it shows that we live in a colorful world where reality and magic blend. It also conveys values such as advocating heroes, loving Chinese culture, being sincere and benevolent, uniting with peers, not showing off and not comparing...