The Closed Time Loop of the Ancient Book Restorer

Interpol Lin Yan disguised himself as a security consultant and sneaked into Jingxuan Pavilion, a closed and mysterious century-old ancient book library, to investigate a bizarre old case related to ancient books twenty years ago. The rules here are strict, the signals are isolated, and there are hidden surveillances everywhere. The scrutinizing gaze of the museum owner Shen Mo adds to the strange atmosphere. When sorting out ancient books, Lin Yan found a piece of cinnabar silk paper in the interlayer of the county annals of the Ming Dynasty. It predicted that "at three o'clock in the hour, the bell on the top of the pavilion will ring, and those who see me will fall into reincarnation together." The signing date was three days later. At three o'clock in the morning, the dull bell rang as expected. After the strong dizziness, Lin Yan found that time went back to before he discovered the silk paper, and the creases of the silk paper had quietly changed - there were no traces of complete reset, implying that reincarnation was not accidental. The century-old secrets of Jingxuan Pavilion and the truth of the murder twenty years ago were gradually coming to light with the repeated time and space cycles.