On a rainy night in Nancheng, Lin Qingnuan signed the abortion consent form in the emergency room. The blood was not dry, but her husband Fu Tingye was celebrating her mistress's birthday. The wedding ring was smashed into the floor tiles. She held the broken pieces and vowed to smash the world into pieces. From protecting the Kangxi blue and white flowers on the street stalls to reburning Yaozhou porcelain with gutter oil, she used her goldsmithing skills to upgrade every heartbreak into a career highlight. The scumbag forced her to take the blame, Internet celebrities smashed the scene during live broadcasts, and urban management chased stalls. She burned glaze while running away, with sparks and lightning all the way. It wasn't until Shen Sinian handed over 25°C electrolyte water that she discovered: broken porcelain can also spell out the Milky Way. At the end of the first volume, she held up a 30-yuan porcelain pillow and smiled as her ex-husband's stock price plummeted - being broken is not the ending, but the prologue.
