Taboos on restoration of cultural relics × Thousand-year debt
In the early years of the Republic of China, antique restorer Su Huaijin was forced to repair twelve "Dragon Bones" for the warlord Shen Yanzhi. When he touched the broken jade huang with chi patterns from the Warring States Period, he was shocked to realize that this cold-blooded warlord was the thousand-year evil dragon sealed in the jade. Every time a dragon bone is repaired, Shen Yanzhi gains an extra scale, and Su Huaijin's soul is shattered - it turns out that he is the "fragment of human nature" that Shen Yanzhi peeled off a hundred years ago.
From the sacrificial craftsmen buried in the Boshan furnace of the Han Dynasty, to the souls of Anshi suppressed in the gilt dancing horse pots of the Tang Dynasty; from the blood waves on the cliffs reflected in the celestial lamp of the Southern Song Dynasty, to Fang Xiaoru's bloody masterpiece at the bottom of the Xuande furnace in the Ming Dynasty... When Su Huaijin put together the last piece of Shang Dynasty oracle bone, the hundreds of thousands of resentful spirits in the pseudo-dragon veins had torn apart the Yellow River dam. Shen Yanzhi cut out all the reverse scales and turned them into dragon-veined Tianhe, and Su Huaijin dispersed his soul to rekindle the cultural fire of China.
Teacher, the pace is so fast [thinking][thinking]