Restoration of Ancient Books: from Completion of Incomplete Copies to Master of Cultural Context

Lin Mo, a newly graduated undergraduate majoring in cultural relic restoration, was working as a temporary worker in the ancient books department of the city library. His contract was about to expire and he could hardly afford to pay the rent. His boss also stuffed him with a "bad book" that no one dared to touch - a fragment that was half-eaten with insects, the pages were glued to bricks, and the year of the book could not even be determined. When he was desperate, he touched the broken page with his fingertips and accidentally activated the [Context Tracing Panel]. Touch the ancient book fragments to unlock: ✅ Complete reproduction of the original text, complete all lost content, and awaken the lost and unique copy; ✅The optimal restoration plan avoids the pitfalls of previous restorations and restores the original appearance of ancient books; ✅The whole process of writing the book, the author's life, the secrets of circulation, and the thousand-year secrets hidden between the lines. From then on, the lost cultural heritage of China was revived one by one in his hands. He casually completed the moth-eaten fragments that others could not repair, restoring the Qing Dynasty scholars' perseverance in troubled times; The unknown and unique copy that others could not identify, he dated at a glance and found that it was a lost page of "Yongle Dadian"; He perfectly restored the thousand-year-old silk manuscript that others dared not touch, and completed the lost medical theory of the "Huangdi Wai Jing", shocking the medical world. From a temporary worker in the library, to a core restorer for the provincial museum, to a national-level intangible cultural heritage inheritor, Lin Mo held a restoration knife in one hand and a cultural lamp in the other. He was repairing not only the fragments of the books, but also the thousand-year-old galaxy that the Chinese civilization had lost. "The predecessors used pen and ink to convey the truth, and I use my sword and pen to continue the context. No Chinese book can be missing."