The news that the Jin soldiers had broken through the city broke the tranquility. The chamberlain's provincial guard cried and urged Song Huizong to escape quickly, but he held the porcelain bottle tightly. On the way to the secret kiln, Song Huizong accidentally tripped over the kiln pillar and fell on the porcelain pieces on the floor. He subconsciously protected the porcelain bottle, but hurt himself, and the blood dyed the green glaze of the bottle red. Jin Bing broke in. Song Huizong's breath was weak, but he still guarded the porcelain vase and angrily rebuked Jin Bing. In the end, he died in humiliation and unwillingness, but his soul traveled to modern times and possessed Zhao Chen, a poor boy from Qingliang Temple who was full of love for Ruci culture... At this time, Zhao Chen was being bullied by the profit-seeking businessman Zhao Tianhao. Zhao Tianhao coveted the land of the ancient kiln ruins and wanted to bulldoze it to build commercial housing or factories. Zhao Chen blocked it many times, but was threatened. The fragments of treasures from the Ru kiln of the Song Dynasty that he had just discovered were also smashed by Zhao Tianhao's men. Song Huizong's soul merged with Zhao Chen's memory, and decided to inherit his legacy, protect Ruci culture, and restore the glory of Ruci in the Song Dynasty...