Lin Zhixia, the chief cultural relic restorer of the National Museum, woke up and transformed into an ancient craftsmanship museum owner on the verge of bankruptcy. Good news: Her family's ancestral craftsmanship was once used as a royal tribute and is famous throughout the world. Bad news: Now the technology has been lost, the family is neglected, and it still owes a lot of debt. It will be closed down by the government tomorrow. Looking at the precious materials in the warehouse that were scrapped due to improper workmanship, and looked like rubbish in other people's eyes, Lin Zhixia's eyes were full of light: Aren't these all treasures? ! As a result, everyone in the capital discovered that the "Lin's Shop" that was about to close down had changed. She fired the "blue sky after rain" porcelain that had been lost for hundreds of years. She repaired the famous Tang Dynasty painting that was about to crack. She dismantled and reinstalled the self-ringing bell that was a tribute from a foreign land and that no one could repair, and the time was exactly right. The peers were so sad that they were beyond recognition: "Impossible! Absolutely impossible! She must have used some kind of magic! Wait until she overturns!" The dignitaries held their treasures and crossed the threshold: "Master Lin, this is the jade pendant passed down by my family/the guqin from the previous dynasty/the ancient bronze... Please show it to me! As long as it can be repaired, the price is easy to negotiate!" One day, the cold-faced prince who was the most difficult to mess with at that time came to the door with an ancient sword broken in two. His eyes were cold: "I heard that you can repair everything?" Lin Zhixia looked at the familiar fracture, and her heart skipped a beat - wasn't this the national treasure that she spent three nights putting together before she traveled through time? ! My lord, this sword of yours... Is it serious? This is a company that relied on modern black technology (bushi) and professional knowledge to "turn waste into treasure" in ancient times.
