A Collection of Books, Traveling Back and Forth Across the Chinese Dynasties

Shen Zhishu, an unemployed and distressed ancient book student, unexpectedly inherited the ancestral ebony wooden box for storage, and the blood was bound to the ink aura. The rules: Only by repairing ancient books with your own hands and writing scrolls to accumulate aura can paper classics be sent to previous dynasties. 70% Of the people wrote and buried them in the wasteland, leaving no sound behind them. They never got rich overnight. A piece of home-cooked recipes helped a lonely peasant woman in the Northern Song Dynasty survive hunger and cold; high-yield agricultural books fell into the hands of evil gentry, which in turn led to land annexation; folk remedies were tampered with by charlatans and harmed people, so she stayed up late to save books and send them to atone for her wrongful medical treatment. The Great Epidemic in Xixia and the Troubled Times of the Warring States Period followed one after another. She used books as a blade to connect doctors and cloth craftsmen from poor families in the Tang, Song, Qing, Wei, and Jin dynasties. On the one hand, they teamed up with Xie Zhenjian, a provincial expert on ancient books, to destroy the black market cultural relics gang that Ge Scar had entrenched for many years; on the other hand, they traveled across thousands of years to salvage the lost cultural heritage lost in the war. When the wooden box is fully upgraded and all the thousand-year-old fragments that sank in the early years are returned, Shen Zhishu joins hands with his close friends to open a bookstore with ancient and modern contexts, so that the unique old books that have been scattered across China for thousands of years can finally be collected.