Intangible Heritage Fantasy Legend: Oath of the Guardian

[Emphasis on story creativity and plot] "Intangible Cultural Heritage Fantasy Legend: Oath of the Guardian" is a fantasy novel based on China's intangible cultural heritage. The book has five parts and a total of 400 chapters, covering more than 20 national-level intangible cultural heritage projects. The novel takes "protecting the origin of intangible cultural heritage" as the main line and adopts the "unit drama + main thread" model. Through the setting of dark forces competing for the power of intangible cultural heritage, it connects the fantasy stories of Peking opera, ceramic firing, guqin art and other intangible cultural heritage skills. The protagonist Li Ze discovers that the plague in Jiangnan is actually a "sound wave poison" caused by the dark forces manipulating the guqin music, and resolves the crisis by learning the guqin requiem "Youlan Cao"; at the Yingxian wooden pagoda, he joins forces with descendants of a carpenter family to repair the tower body using the principles of mortise and tenon structure, and uses the Dragon Boat Festival Yang Qi to drive away evil spirits; when the East China Sea Fleet encounters a fog formation, he uses the craftsmanship of the watertight cabin of the lucky ship and the Mazu ritual ceremony to crack the formation. Each chapter uses the "Intangible Cultural Heritage Archives" popular science project on the historical origins and protection status of intangible cultural heritage, and uses methodologies such as directory indexing, skill visualization, and time and space folding to perfectly integrate intangible cultural heritage culture and fantasy adventure. The group portraits of three generations of intangible cultural heritage guardians, old, middle and young, reflect the inheritance dilemma in reality, allowing readers to feel the charm of intangible cultural heritage and the responsibility of the guardians in a fantasy world.