I Build Mountains and Seas at the Folklore Bureau

On my first day when I joined the Folklore Bureau, the interviewer asked me: "I woke up in the middle of the night and found that all the paper figures turned to look at you. Where did you look first?" I said, "See if there are any shadows under their feet." The interviewer was silent for a moment and pushed a field file in front of me. "Wrong answer." "You should first see who they are naming." Later I learned that folklore is never superstition. Paper figures roll call, river lanterns pay debts, faces are lost in theaters, villages marry mountains, Dragon King's well spits scales... Behind every strange case, there is a torn page of "The Fragments of Mountains and Seas". And my job is to pick up those forgotten names one by one from the mountains and the sea. Until one day, my name appeared on the scrap book.