Book of Buzhou: Cangwu Bones

Others rely on the system to travel through time, but I rely on repairing books to travel through time. Chen Yan, an ancient book restorer, was involved in the real world of "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" when he was piecing together a broken jade slip left by his parents. The humans here are called "worms" - they have no scales, no claws, no blood, and are at the bottom of the five insects. In the world of mountains and seas, insects are not the spirit of all things, but food. There is no system panel, no divine power. Chen Yan's only reliance is the knowledge of "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" that he accumulated through twelve years of studying ancient books. While the crow of a crow can calm the ferocious beasts, while the mud strider is warm and afraid of dry sand - every line of moth-eaten text in the ancient books became a living tool for survival the moment he stepped into the wilderness. In order to survive, he built the first worm city in the Shanhai Realm. In order to defend the city, he imitated the call of birds to drive away the ferocious beasts, cut off the main axis of magical power of the ancient ferocious beasts with a carving knife, and established a covenant with all beasts. In order to understand why the despised rogue insects have never been extinct, he went deep into the Kunlun Ruins and discovered an ancient law engraved on the underlying code of the world: Five insects coexist, and if one is missing, the mountains and seas will collapse. And the repaired jade slip in his hand was the fragment of the Taoist deed that Nuwa used to lock this law. "I'm just a book repairer," he said. But Shanhaijie has begun to call him another name. Pure Chinese local fantasy, no magic, no fighting spirit and no system panel. Knowledge is power, restoration is enlightenment. This is an epic story about how mortals survived with their brains in the prehistoric times, and ultimately rewrote the underlying order of the world.