A Heng, a history student, came across an ancient bronze mirror in a museum. The surface of the mirror was engraved with opposing lines such as "brave-reckless" and "faithful-crazy", which reflected his struggles of "wanting to join the archaeological team and fearing hardship" and "hoping to admit terrible mistakes". The mirror shattered instantly upon touching it, and the mirror keeper's whisper of "find the broken and find the balance" drew him into a fantasy world.
In order to find the broken mirror, Ah Heng traveled to ten cities: breaking the recklessness of the "Form Breaking Technique" in the Brave City, revealing the backlash of the "Spiritual Speaking Technique" in the Conceited City, solving the cowardice of the "Hidden Edge Technique" in the Qian Guard City, breaking the obsession of the "Thread Pulling Technique", and the cold-bloodedness of the "Weighing Arithmetic Technique"... The magic in each city has both positive and negative sides, just like the contradictory symbiosis of human nature.
What he collected was not just fragments, but also an understanding of "balance": human nature is never black or white, and balance allows "brave and prudence" and "benevolence and boundedness" to find their proper place. When the fragments were put back into place, Ah Heng returned to reality, put aside his worries and signed up for the archaeological team, and faced the gains and losses calmly - the "mirror" in his heart has become clear, and only by accepting both sides of human nature can he achieve perfection.
This is a fantastic journey that touches people's hearts, hiding the "way of balance" that everyone can resonate with.
