Library

Wen Ji In the world of Qing Ming, literary spirit declined, ancient books were scattered and lost, sects used killing to prove the Tao, and regarded pen and ink as useless things. Su Yan, a book boy in a back alley in Shiji Town, makes a living by repairing broken scrolls. He is laughed at by the villagers as "the starving ghost who keeps books", but he unintentionally awakens the inheritance of Cangjie's book soul - one word can suppress evil, one stroke can open mountains, scrapped scrolls can be used as soldiers, and pen and ink can be used as halberds. To suppress the book demon for hundreds of years, he shattered the demonic mist with the "Suppression" seal; to defeat the masters of the Qingyun Sect, he used the "Broken" technique to tear apart the flying sword; to collect the remaining scrolls from the world, he built the Wenji Pavilion and gathered the people who protected the books, vowing to revive the glory of literature that had been cut off for thousands of years. When Su Yan used writing as a halberd to break through the haze that enveloped Qing Ming, the world knew that-- Pen and ink are never weak things. One word can determine the world; the sound of a halberd can shake Qingming!