The Character Keeper of the Song Dynasty: Keeping Names Is More Difficult Than Keeping Lives

It's hard to keep a life, it's hard to keep a word, it's even harder to keep a name. The Song Dynasty valued literature over military affairs, governed the country with words, and prospered the country with literature. Instead, it left a loophole in the system. In the fifth year of the Qing Dynasty, Wen Yan, a new scholar, found that his place of origin, identity, and resume had become another answer in all official documents. In order to recover his identity, he tracked down the secret hidden deep in the Song Dynasty's document system, a mysterious file - the A-character file. During his pursuit, he met five people who were also entangled with words; Throughout his life, the engraver can read the hidden truth from the marks on paper and ink; Ye Xin, the owner of the paper mill, can see the missing life behind the accounts and papers. Xie Liu, a bodyguard, is a woman who only believes in swords, but finds that words are sharper than swords. And all kinds of ordinary people who left traces in written civilization. They found: What changes people is not necessarily the knife on the head. Sometimes, it might be a pen. One stroke determines life; one stroke determines death. A single stroke can make a person cease to exist; A single stroke can leave a person's name in the times; There wasn't a single mistake they tracked down. They are pursuing a problem If words can determine a person's destiny, Who is qualified to write for the world?