Li Ziyuan, a top ancient silver engraver, accidentally traveled to the Yiqu Grassland in the late Warring States Period due to a thunderstorm. He was lucky enough to save his life with a silver embryo with a green wolf pattern engraved from a cultural relic unearthed in Guyuan, Ningxia in the palm of his hand. At that time, Yiqu's silver forging technology was backward, the totem patterns were lost, and the silver ornaments were rough and easy to break. Mo Lao, an old silversmith who had served the royal family for generations, was shocked to see the authentic patterns and exquisite craftsmanship of his silver embryos.
Li Ziyuan relied on his many years of ancient silver skills and literature accumulation, and based on "Historical Records" and "Kaogong Ji", etc., He traced the lost totems such as green wolf pattern and rope pattern to Yiqu, and taught practical silver-forging methods such as fire refining and purification, precise temperature control, etc. He took Mo's granddaughter Ah He as his apprentice and led Yiqu silversmiths to innovate their craftsmanship and bring ancient patterns back to life.
On the one hand, there are the temptations and warnings of Cui Li, the king of Yiqu, on the other hand, there are many challenges in the innovation of silver technology, and there are also the undercurrents of the game between Qin and Yiqu in troubled times. Li Ziyuan uses silver as his blade and patterns as his trust. In this war-torn land, he relies on his craftsmanship to establish himself. He is both the tracer of the lost silver art and a man who makes a living in troubled times. A silversmith legend that spans a thousand years slowly unfolds amidst the grassland fireworks and the sound of forged silver.
