Rows of Taoist books lined the shelves, many of them rare, hand-copied manuscripts. The scrolls were fashioned from silk, fine fabric, and bamboo.
To prevent damage to the collection, there were likely no magic arrays here. Chen Zhezhe wandered inside, discovering that the library contained more than just Taoist texts; there were Buddhist scriptures, treatises on agriculture and water conservancy, and works on mechanics and social sciences. It was ten times more extensive than the library at Jiangcheng University.
The bookshelves here were immense, stretching all the way to the ceiling in neat, orderly rows. Chen Zhezhe darted in, casually grabbing a book from a shelf to flip through it.
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