Global Rules: I Win Back the National Treasure by Catching Words

The world of rules has been eroding reality. In 1860, the Old Summer Palace burned down—the first large-scale collapse of rules. In 1900, the Dunhuang Scripture Cave was lost—the corresponding rule was "cognitive collapse." In 1922, a certain bronze artifact was lost overseas - the corresponding rule direction was "value dislocation". In 2003, the snake's head disappeared after being auctioned - the border was broken for the first time, and Mount Fuji experienced spatial distortion. Every lost national treasure is a crack in the broken rules. To win back is to close the cracks.