Many years ago, in the boundaries of Pazhou, numerous scholars delved into the teachings of Confucius and admired the poetry of the Tang and Song dynasties. It was then that the gods gifted the Nancheng Library to the people of Pazhou, and the books housed within its walls emerged. Amongst the literary works cherished by the scholars were the Analects of Confucius, Tang and Song Poetry, and the Compendium of Materia Medica. They also studied ardently for the grueling Five-Year College Entrance Examination, the success of which pitted them against each other for years to come. After a long 30,000 years, Gu Qi, awakened by the words of Three Hundred Tang Poems and guided by Shan Hai Jing, ventured to Miss Liaozhai to seek worldly advice. He hoped to discuss the taxation of clothing and alcohol, but found himself amongst new acquaintances. Despite a low emotional intelligence and flawed mind, Gu Qi maintained an honest and unbeatable spirit.