Lin Xiu worked overtime again. It's not that he's dedicated, it's that the house he rented is too small, and the museum's restoration room is quiet, spacious, and has an old smell that reassures him. What we are going to restore tonight is a sunflower bronze mirror from the Tang Dynasty. It was broken into seventeen pieces when it was unearthed, with traces of melting on the edges. As he was putting the last pieces together, all the fluorescent lights in the restoration room suddenly went out. Only the shadowless lamp on the workbench was left, illuminating the barely formed bronze mirror. The mirror should have been blurry, but at this moment it was extremely clear - what was reflected was not Lin Xiu's face, but the back of a woman with a Tang Dynasty pony topknot. She slowly turned her head, and Lin Xiu in the mirror also turned his head at the same time, but outside the mirror, Lin Xiu didn't move at all.
Very exciting,