Jiang Yubai is an ancient book restorer who is best at repairing the cracks of time.
>Lin Jiye came to the door with a Qing Dynasty poetry collection that had been sieved by insects. The holes were strangely arranged in the shape of an island.
>"Repair it," he traced the moth-eaten word "Island" with his fingertips, "You pay the price."
>Jiang Yubai took over this weird business, but saw the reflection of the jade pendant he lost in childhood in his eyes.
>During the restoration, she discovered that moths only gnawed at certain words, leaving holes that connected into a secret love poem.
>Tracing the source of the special paper, the two went deep into an ancient village in Yunnan, but the villagers warned: "That bug only eats paper fed by the blood of lovesick people."
>On a rainy night, Lin Jiye protected her when she was hit by a bookshelf. His body temperature was scalding: "The collection of poems is a relic of my great-great-grandmother. She has been waiting for the island owner all her life."
>When the restoration of the last page was completed, sunlight penetrated the paper, revealing an invisible poem written with tears a hundred years ago:
>"Even if my body is turned into powder and my words are eaten by insects, I love that across the mountains and seas, all mountains and seas can be leveled."
>Lin Jiye turned to the last page. On the back was a photo of Jiang Yubai when he was a child, with a new line of ink on the back:
>"This time, it's me who comes across the mountains and seas."
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