The Mountains and Rivers Are Wrong

Dayu was founded eight hundred years ago. The mountains and rivers were named, the etiquette and laws were written down, and the destiny was written down. When the librarian Qin Heng was collating old records in the border county library, he found that there was one word missing in the county records: the name of the river had been changed and the water veins were cut off; the memorial text had a wrong sentence and the hero's soul had not returned; the map was off by an inch and the entire mountain was dying. Only then did he realize that the most terrifying evil in the world was not in the mountains or temples, but in the original books that had been tampered with. From floods in a county to the territory of a state; from the collapse of rituals and music to the disorder of the dynasty's calendar; from a clerk in a library to the person in charge of the world's legal system, what Qin Heng has to do is not to write books, but to correct mistakes. If the mountains and rivers are wrong, I will change the mountains and rivers; if the destiny is wrong, I will correct the destiny.