Librarian's Journey to the Great Books
A new librarian working in a public library accidentally gained the power to travel through books.
It turns out that the world of books is also the real world. In order to save the world in books, to protect the spiritual heritage of mankind, and for the sake of both worlds, the protagonist constantly travels through civilizations in famous books to save the world that is gradually collapsing.
Saving the World 1: Sir Thomas Malory's "Morte d'Arthur" in the 15th century and Mark Twain's "The Connecticut Yankees Raised King Arthur" The world has collided, please stop the collapse of the world line.
Save the World 2: Andersen's "The Mermaid" is integrated with the world view of American Hollywood movies. Please save our mermaid princess!
Save the World 2: Jules Verne's "Around the World in Eighty Days" and Lao She's "Cat City" worldview collided. How did the protagonist Fogg's friend become Jackie Chan.
Oh my god, damn Hollywood movies, how many more classics are you going to ruin the cognitive impression of the world?
I don’t believe that Snow White is a man, the mermaid princess is black, and Cinderella is gay. I can’t do anything about the reality. At least I have to completely change the world in this book.
Diary of life in a Greek city-state
Traveling to the world of Greek city-states, the twelve main gods of Mount Olympus hang high in the sky. The gods actively intervene in people's lives, sometimes being enemies, sometimes being friends, and sometimes blending in with humans.
As a young prince of a certain city-state, William led the citizens to hunt wild beasts. He accidentally hunted the pet of the goddess Hera and received twelve curses.
In order to survive completely in the Greek world, William surrendered if he couldn't be defeated and joined, setting his sights on Hera's daughter Hebe.
I believe in your daughter.
We are all a family no matter what.
I am a beautiful boy!
In order to break the curse, William agreed to complete the twelve great trials according to the oracle. How strange!
The Night King of Hundred Ghosts
It is said that there is a collection of "Hundred Monogatari" in the large library of the school. It is said that it was created by Kurokawa Kiyotaka, a famous modern writer. It contains one hundred stories that are almost unit dramas. Each story is There is a monster sealed inside.
However, due to an accident, Sakura Nanaya accidentally found "The Story of Kurokawa Kiyotaka" and unlocked the seal. The monsters ran out, so the world was in crisis. In order to avoid bringing chaos to the world, Sakura Nanaya must catch the monsters in the story one by one and re-seal them in the book.
Legend has it that Kurokawa Kiyotaka sealed the monsters in the form of stories. If the monsters want to lift their seals and restore their demonic power, they must do so in the form of stories. Then the protagonist must also use the same method to stay in Kurokawa Kiyotaka. Come down under the elf pen and seal it again.
It’s you, Clow Cards, go back to the magic book for me.
Hey, the Yuki Onna, the Nine-tailed Fox, and Suzuhiko-hime are all female monsters.
The update of "Evil Dragon" will continue, after all, Haolai has written 1 million words.
But I have to plan a new book. After all, I have to eat. Among the three themes, which one do you think is better?
