Broken jade can mend the cracks of mountains and rivers, and craftsmanship can carry out emperors' plans.
A mystery of cultural relics that spans thousands of years, and a life-changing destiny that begins with broken jade.
——Shen Zhiwei, the top cultural relic restorer in modern times, was transformed into the daughter of a guilty minister who was abandoned by General Zhenbei after a car accident.
While living in a ruined temple and trying to survive, she relied on her restoration skills to return to her old business. However, when she was repairing a red jade ring from the palace, she discovered a shocking cryptic text engraved in the fracture etching: "In the winter of the nineteenth year of Qian Yao, the East Palace burned down and the jade stone cracked."
——This is directly related to the unsolved case of the prince's mysterious burning and death three years ago.
In order to explore the truth about time travel and the cause of her own death, she sneaked into the palace craftsmanship department using broken jade as bait, but was involved in the mystery of the queen's poisoning.
Under the coercion of the cold-faced court lieutenant Pei Jue, the two formed an alliance of interests: she used the opportunity to restore cultural relics to decipher clues, and he used his authority to protect her.
When the restored bronze tripod reveals the poison formula of ancient tombs in the Western Regions, and when the "Creation Method" drawings point to the secret passages and secret pavilions of the palace, the "Xuanji Manual" of armaments maps hidden among hundreds of cultural relics from the previous dynasty gradually emerges.
"General Xie, the broken jade can still be inlaid with gold, but the abandoned Shen Zhiwei is dead - standing in front of you is Master Shen, a third-grade palm seal craftsman."
"Pei Jue, look at this broken jade ring: the break is where the light comes in."
On the jade steps, she held up the Xuanji Book of Records, with thousands of restored cultural relics behind her shining like a sea of stars: "Today, in the name of a craftsman, I ask you all to help mend these broken mountains and rivers!"
