What you signed is not a labor contract, but a life and death contract spanning three thousand years.
Lin Xia thought she was just taking over an ordinary night shift job. It wasn't until Tongling from the Tang Dynasty laughed at her dark circles and Mei Ping from the Northern Song Dynasty complained about her fast heartbeat that she realized that every cultural relic in Chengguzhai was a sealed witness of time and space.
**When the bell rings three o'clock in the morning:**
- The Warring States Bronze Swords on the shelf tell the story of how often human sacrifices scream.
- The Xuande furnace in the glass cabinet can spit out oracle ashes with barcodes
- The electronic screen under the collarbone of the shop owner Su Mo updates the year of your previous death in real time.
When weirdness becomes daily life:
- The Forbidden City Cultural Relics called you on FaceTime late at night and asked you to install anti-virus software on the bronze tripod.
- The signature on the entry form automatically grows into Shang and Zhou inscriptions
- The Ming Dynasty porcelain vase you wiped with your own hands is live broadcasting modern treasure appraisal to the Battle of Jingnan through quantum entanglement
Until that day, you discover:
- What Su Mo sheds every 49 days is not skin, but a mechanical outer armor with Western Zhou patterns.
- Article 0 of the Night Watch Code is written in radioactive material: "When cultural relics are silenced, it is the real end."
- Every time your heart beats faster, the quantum computer in the Yinxu Underground Palace will advance 1% of the world's annihilation progress.
Now, there are 71 hours left on the countdown on Retina:
- You have to stop the mutated "Lanting Preface" at the Tokyo auction
- Go to the Hiroshima nuclear bomb site to recover the shaman code
- Face to face
