Notes of Wu Xin Ji

The mortal century begins with the Wuxin era. Lin Yan took half a volume of torn letters and fell into the vast time of ancient times. He witnessed the rammed-earth walls used for pouring wine crumbling in the fire, and he also witnessed the tortoise shells of the Shang Dynasty shattering in the sacrificial fire. He has seen licorice crushed by horses' hooves, and heard the cries of ghosts haunted by injustice. His name is Guohe, Liu, Yin, and Geng. Carrying the medicine box on his back, he walked through the ashes of Xia and stepped into the bronze of Shang. In this era dominated by gods and witches and ghosts, he could not prevent the overthrow of the dynasty, nor could he cut off the cruel sacrifices. He could only use a copper needle and a dose of bitter medicine to mend those broken souls in the gaps of despair. The handwritten note reads: "Those who pass on the salary protect their salary with their own lives, sacrifice their lives for their salary, and fulfill their salary with their lives." When words are carved from fragile bamboo and silk into immortal bones and bronze; When the fire of civilization is difficult to rebuild in the midst of destruction. He walked in the long river of history, using his mortal body to leave the first human mark on this unintentional world.