Su Haixing, a professional cultural relic restorer, only wants to restore cultural relics and live a good life by paying off his debts.
One day, she was carefully repairing a broken pottery figurine. Unexpectedly, the pottery figurine actually spoke, claiming to be Lord Yun, and even traveled with her to ancient times.
She thought it was just a misalignment of time and space, but she didn't expect it to be the beginning of ups and downs in her fate.
From the little maid serving tea and water, to having to bend down as a concubine, and finally to the princess, Su Haixing struggled all the way and suffered a lot. He originally wanted to live a low-key life, but ended up being dragged into the whirlpool of power and trapped in palace intrigues and calculations.
And this cold-faced prince - he is ruthless and doesn't talk much. The biggest problem is: he falls off when he gets hurt! The key is that only Su Haixing can see these wounds, so naturally she can only rely on her to repair this "special material".
Li Chenan's face was expressionless: "Only you can repair this king's injuries."
Su Haixing looked at the repair tool in his hand: "I want to resign, really."
Can't quit, can't run away. After practicing, Su Haixing not only became the prince's exclusive "restorer", but also repaired the entire turbulent dynasty.
Reader comments
I want to ask, is the prince unclean? Will the ending be peaceful? I hope he won't abuse the female protagonist and abuse the male protagonist more [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry]
I want to ask, is the prince unclean? Will the ending be peaceful? I hope he won't abuse the female protagonist and abuse the male protagonist more [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry]