During the day, Lin Ye is a craftsman who restores thousand-year-old cultural relics in the museum.
At night, he is a night watchman who uses "cultural relic skills" to deal with urban ghost stories.
He can summon stone shadows from the tomb-suppressing beasts of the Tang Dynasty, trap enemies with Northern Song Dynasty landscape paintings, and let Dunhuang ancient music soothe the souls of the dead - at the cost of enduring thousands of years of memories and the backlash of joys and sorrows carried by cultural relics.
When a partner disappears mysteriously, an ancient organization that believes that "only destruction can reshape" surfaces, and they try to "anchor" the deepest disaster in history to the present.
Lin Ye discovered that what he was pursuing was not only the truth and his partner, but also the origin of his talent of "empathizing with all things".
They called him - "the last Chang'an man".
The final task is not to seal history, but to repair the... Cracks in the entire civilization.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.