A Doctor of History Travels Through the Tang Dynasty and Writes a Monument to the Emperor at the Beginning

Lu Zhao, a doctor of history, traveled to the mid-Tang Dynasty and became a down-and-out scholar who wrote epitaphs for others. He found that he could see how everyone died in the historical records. The problem is, the historical data is wrong. What's even more troublesome is that whoever he writes about will die. It took three years to write the monument, and thirty-nine people died. People in the town avoided him and called him "Mr. Urgent" behind his back. Until one day, a vassal town staff came to the door and asked him to write a merit monument for Jiedushi. On the back of the monument, a list of heroes should be engraved. Eighty-seven people. Lu Zhao flipped through the copy of the roster brought by his staff and found that his name was on the last line, followed by two words - "Stay here." The meaning of temporary stay is that someone is still using it. Once it's used up, it's time to "clean" it. He doesn't want to die. He didn't want to kill anyone anymore. He started checking. Find out who compiled this roster, who is in charge of it, and who decides life and death. After checking, I found that there were three rosters. One is under the monument, one is at the bottom of the well, and one is in his mind. Only when three copies are combined into one can it be read. If one is missing, everyone will die. He also discovered that the people written on the roster were not just from the feudal town. There is also Chang'an above. And the palace. And the emperor. And his own name has been on the roster for three years. The year of death column has always been left empty. One day, the word "tentative stay" was painted out and replaced with two words—— "Death as a guest." He writes monuments. Whoever is written on the tablet will die. He is listed in the register, but the year of his death is unknown. He does not change his destiny. He only writes names. Once you finish writing it, someone will remember it. But what if no one remembers him?