Tianshu: Ink Sea Scroll

In the 19th year of Yonglong's reign, Wen Zhao, a scholar from a poor family, stepped into Tianshu Terrace, the heart of the empire. There are no swords and swords here, only the fragrance of ink and files. He thought he could pursue justice with a document in hand, but he didn't know that he had stepped into the abyss of words. Starting from a page of unusual ordnance records with "Thirty Thousand Arrows from the East of the River", Wen Zhao discovered that there were lies behind every official document, and that every filing was the secret hand of power. His mentor died violently and his little sister was dying. He was forced to use pen and ink as a blade to survive among the imperial power, eunuchs and aristocratic families. Tampering with summaries, swapping labels, burning secret files - he gradually mastered how to let the truth sink forever. Until he personally ignited the beacon of rebellion and stood on the top floor of Tianshu Tower to burn all evidence of his crimes. At that moment he finally understood: history is not written, but allowed to be written. This is a story about who has the power to define truth. When the watchman's clang sounded again, Wen Zhao picked up his pen and began to write the darkest page of the empire - and this time, he would decide which lights would never be seen.