I Use Rubbings to Protect the Eternity

The Lin family has inherited the ancient intangible cultural heritage skill of stone rubbing from generation to generation. The girl Lin Yan followed her ancestors in rubbing steles and rubbing characters since she was a child, and she only wanted to preserve this skill that was about to be forgotten. Once when she went into the mountains to rub an ancient stele, she accidentally triggered the mountain and sea killing array that had been buried for thousands of years. A piece of blood rubbing awakened Fu Jingshen, the spirit of the stele, who had been sleeping for eternity. A piece of paper bound the fate of the two. Beneath thousands of ancient monuments, there sleep countless resentful souls who died in vain. The seal is loosened, evil spirits break through the ground, and mountains and rivers will collapse. Lin Yan held the ancestral rubbing bag and realized that rubbings were not only the art of preserving words on paper, but also the power to suppress evil spirits and protect the Chinese cultural heritage. While facing the fear and empathy in her heart, she and Fu Jingshen tested and competed with each other. One person and one spirit traverse the vast monuments in the barren mountains, using ink as a blade and paper as a shield to expand the remaining monuments, guarding the fireworks of the world and the thousand-year cultural context.