I'm a Relics Restorer, and I Restored My Way to Superpowers

Archaeologist Chen Mo spends his days repairing artifacts at construction sites. A bespectacled country bumpkin, he’s the picture of an overworked wage slave.

Beneath the modern city lies a hidden world of supernatural powers, and secret tombs can be found deep beneath the subway.

Mistaken for a laborer, he’s mocked and ostracized, and can’t even get a permanent position.

Then he unexpectedly gains a golden finger: repairing artifacts unlocks ancient supernatural abilities.

Repair a Shang-Zhou bronze vessel, and he gains the power to sense ley lines. Repair a Han dynasty jade disc, and he gains command over the folds of space and time.

While others fight with spiritual energy, he steamrolls his enemies with formations passed down by the ancestors.

He quietly repairs jars, yet when he makes a move, the big shots fall to their knees and call him “Dad.”

The System binds to him and automatically disguises his powers. He says, “I’m just a craftsman,” while actually changing fate and reshaping the world.

From muddy construction sites to suppressing the Guixu, he plays the pig to eat the tiger all the way.

Every artifact he repairs wins him another face-slapping victory, fills his merit meter, and stacks his abilities to the max.

In the end, he seals heaven and earth, saves a max-level big shot, and turns fate around.

He may not be a legend, but his craftsmanship shaped an entire age of supernatural powers.