The Kiln Fire Does Not Go Out

When the century-old "Shushixuan" at the entrance of the kiln was dying, Chu Yansheng, who carried the family's expectations, returned from the city, but faced heavy debts and his father Chu Bolin's stubbornness in adhering to tradition. His attempts to light a new fire among the ashes of his ancestral skills faltered. The turning point of fate came to the maverick designer Lin Glaze, who brought a rough and wild "kiln fire mark" concept. The two tempered new weapons in the fight between mud and fire, challenged the limits of craftsmanship, and faced the perseverance of their fathers, physical dangers, and the pressure of commercial floods. This is a tempering about inheritance and subversion, pain and glory. A group of young people write new life with cracks beside the ancient kiln, allowing the rough kiln marks to be reborn in the wave of the times. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.