Gu Ci is a professional organizer of relics. His daily job is to clean up the room of the deceased, so that dignity and dignity become the end of life. He thought that he would work in this profession where life and death were at stake until his heart felt calm and calm.
Until one day, he accidentally activated a sand sculpture system called [Everything Returns to Its Place] in the former residence of a mystic.
This system does not fight monsters, does not upgrade, does not give out money, and does not pick up girls. Its only mission is to bring back to life those myths and legends, historical artifacts, and even urban legends that have been forgotten by the world.
When Gu Ci repaired the first item - an ancient inkstone that made the illiterate landlord flourish in poetry and recite "Li Sao" backwards, he knew that his peaceful days were over.
The "shrine of the Earth God" was restored, but the next day the dancing ladies in the neighborhood danced out the long-lost "Eight-Door Golden Lock Formation" in order to grab the territory.
After repairing "Qu Yuan's Sigh", all the rice dumplings in the city became obsessed with jumping into the river overnight.
After repairing "The First Emperor's Sword", the terracotta warriors and horses in the museum got up in the middle of the night to do radio gymnastics the next day...
This is a story about an unorthodox system and an even more unorthodox protagonist, cleaning up the mess in a city that is becoming increasingly "magical reality" while bringing myths back to the world.
Gu Ci: "I am just a rag collector, but the things I collect have a longer history than your ancestors. And don't touch the things I just repaired, otherwise you will be responsible for the consequences!"
