Lin Wanci, a top cultural relic restorer, appears to be gentle and intellectual, but is actually a sophisticated "humanity decoder". At the age of 28, she discovered that her fiancé and her best friend had conspired to use her skills to launder money, and she was implicated in the transnational smuggling group "Hundred Ghosts on the Night" behind her mother's "accidental death" 20 years ago. She remains calm and moves between auction houses, capital giants and darknet forces as a "prey". She uses professional barriers such as Ru Kiln passwords and AI algorithm blind spots to turn everyone who wants to control her into the key to solving the puzzle.
The seven volumes of puzzles progress step by step: from setting up counterfeit goods to seizing the inheritance and controlling the intelligence network in the port city; from strangulating tens of billions of trusts, to setting up a trap to let the smuggling group "steal" the dragon's head; from cracking the AI identification scam to clearing the master's 20-year injustice; and finally facing his biological father Fang Wenshan, the founder of "Hundred Ghosts Night Walk" and his mother's dusty lover. As "Bai Xiaosheng", she stirred up the black market, detonated public opinion with her autobiography that dispersed copyrights, and caused the empire to fall apart from within.
This is an intellectual game without cheats: 30+ micro-expressions are recognized every minute, and each move is planned three years in advance. She takes "protection of cultural relics" as her moral high ground and allows her opponents to destroy themselves in a dignified way, at the cost of nerve damage in both hands and the ability to hold a knife. When the truth was revealed, she chose to turn the criminal list into a "surrender guide", switching from "repairing artifacts" to "repairing rules." In the end, she returned wearing the green hairpin left by her mother, started teaching at the Forbidden City, and completed her transformation from a celadon restorer to a "guardian of cultural relics" - the best plan is to let the truth come home on its own.
