Ji Jing

Yang Xiu spent three years in the Ancient Books Department of the Provincial Library, doing only one thing: sorting out old books that no one read. Until he discovered that in the Ming Dynasty edition of "The Classic of Mountains and Seas", the strokes of a character were disappearing. Not insect-eaten. It's not the ink fading. It's the strokes that are slowly, one stroke at a time, withdrawing from the paper. Three days later, there was a mountain in the south that was not on the map. There is a stone tablet on the mountain, and the inscription is exactly the same as the "Book of Mountains and Seas". When Dayu controlled water, he did not control water. He traveled around the world and sealed more than four hundred beings, recording them in books. Every word in "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" holds a seal. Someone is deleting books. Delete a word and wake up something. Yang Xiu is the bookkeeper of this generation. He has only two jobs: "Catch those who escaped. Make up for it before the words disappear." The price is - every time he adds a word, he forgets something. He added the first word. Forgot the master's name. How much more can he make up?