When the repair knife cuts not only the porcelain, but also your bloodline and life experience - welcome to the forbidden world of "Porcelain Night Walker".
On a rainy night in Jingdezhen, ancient porcelain restorer Su Ci cut his wrists and dripped blood, using forbidden techniques to awaken a fragment of Ming Dynasty blue and white flowers. Porcelain drank blood and opened her eyes. A ghostly hand intertwined with data and resentment stretched out from the crack, dragging her into Lidu - a strange dimension where Taoist robes and neural connectors dance together, and suspended palaces and cyber slums coexist. Here, she is regarded as the "living key" that was lost when the Craftsman Sect collapsed three hundred years ago, and is numbered "Slave". The spirit network system aims to digitize all things, but the repair technique she inherited is a "taboo technique" that gives new life to the incomplete and shakes the foundation of the rules. The countdown is flashing above her head, and her mentor in the real world is being eroded by ceramics, and every time she uses her repairing power, the hunter gets closer.
This is a death bet to repair the rift in time and space with the veins of gold repair. It is also a battle of life and death between the "perfect data paradise" and the "imperfect handmade soul". When Su Ci discovers that she is not only a restorer, but also the "last collection" that seals the original formula, she must choose: to become part of the system, or to reshape the boundary between the two worlds with hands stained with blood and gold powder.
Spanning the fire of the dragon kiln and the wasteland of data in reality, it subverts the perception that "artifacts are for people's use" - here, porcelain is a living contract, repair is a violent resistance, and every "repair" may release the past that you cannot bear.
The plot has ups and downs and is exciting