Talos Relics

Lin Yan, a graduate student who was deeply involved in the history of the Sui and Tang Dynasties, squatted in the Xi'an Museum and touched the three words "Talas" on the fragment of "Jingxing Ji". Then he opened his eyes and directly transformed into A Yan, the paper-making apprentice of Tianbao of the Tang Dynasty for ten years. The beginning is in hell mode: there is no golden finger, no halo of the protagonist, only a pair of hands and rough papermaking skills, and a mind full of cruel memories of the Battle of Talas. He knew better than anyone that the Tang army would be defeated in this battle; the craftsmen who were recruited to make paper with the army would most likely die in the Western Regions, and even the papermaking skills of the Central Plains would be carried to the west by the flames of war. No matter how warm the paper incense of Jiangnan Songyanfang is, it cannot stop the yellow sand and war smoke of the Western Regions. The shop owner's words, "There's a high probability that you can't escape" became a curse that weighed on A Yan's heart. Should he try his best to hide his identity and survive in this small paper shop? Or should he rely on his own historical memory to change his fate against the will of heaven, protect his craftsmanship, and protect his own life that unexpectedly broke into the prosperous Tang Dynasty? A piece of hemp paper connects the trajectory of a thousand-year civilization; an ordinary apprentice is involved in a dispute that rewrites history. When the prosperity of the Tang Dynasty met the war in the Western Regions, and when the modern soul collided with the feudal chaos, Ah Yan tightened his grip on the paper-made wooden sign in his palm and realized that it was never easy to survive in the chaos, and he had no choice.