Rewrite Fate with My Brush: History Declared Them Dead, I Declare Them Alive

The false edict at Dune, the refusal to cross at Wujiang, losing the way in the northern desert, the Seven-Star Lamp going out, the shadow of a candle and the sound of an axe, and the wrongful case that stirred up a storm.

Shen Du spent ten years studying history, filling his notebooks with the words "What if?" That is, until his name appeared on a Qin bamboo slip from two thousand years ago, followed by a single word: "Death."

From that day on, he became the one who wields the brush: stepping into stories whose endings have long been written, to save the person fated to die.

He can see the ink left behind by destiny, and he can change a line on a bamboo slip, making those who read it believe the altered version is true.

Some people help him save lives.

Others have been tasked with making sure the people he wants to save die just as the history books say they did.