Letters Prove a Thousand Years - I Rectified the Names of Literary Giants in the Nine Dynasties

Young scholar Lin Jingshan used a large model to trace the origin of ancient documents and discovered that the authoritative director Lu Wenchuan had plagiarized his grandfather's unpublished manuscript 27 years ago. As a result, after a report meeting, he was expelled from the academic community, the paper was withdrawn from review, the project was sealed, and even the final model log was about to be destroyed. In a desperate situation, Lin Jingshan took the risk to start the deep deduction of Lingtai, and his consciousness fell into the depths of history. When he woke up, all he had left was an incomplete spiritual altar, a skill for researching afterlife, and an idea that refused to bow its head even after being crushed by reality: "If no one believes it on paper, then ask yourself in poetry." From Chu Ci sinking in the river to ashes in the late Han Dynasty; from fake manuscripts in the Wei and Jin Dynasties to party struggles in the Tang and Song Dynasties; from burning books in ancient times to real academic shady affairs. He wants to retrieve the original certificate for Hua Xia Wenxin in every tampered word. But he soon discovered that those who were tampering with history were also waiting for him to join in.