The twelve rules of the Provincial Museum's Midnight Restoration Room hide a truth more bizarre than the ancient artifacts. When Su Yan, a cultural relic restorer, touches the bloody plum vase from the Southern Song Dynasty, the faceless shadow in the bronze mirror, the automatically rewritten rule book, and the secrets of the burial on the three underground floors follow one after another. "You must not look up after the Zi period, and you must find the fragments before the Yin period." - When the art of restoring ancient relics became the only key to breaking the curse, he discovered that what his family had protected for generations had never been the cultural relics, but the millennium obsession sealed in the porcelain shards. The splicing of each fragment is a game with the rules of life and death; every whisper of ancient artifacts tells the unknown story of burial.
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This novel has a novel setting and a solid structure. It is a highly adaptable fusion of cultural relic restoration + strange rules and suspense across time and space. It has outstanding core highlights, no redundant branches, obvious differentiation in theme, and high value for practical creation.
This novel has a novel setting and a solid structure. It is a highly adaptable fusion of cultural relic restoration + strange rules and suspense across time and space. It has outstanding core highlights, no redundant branches, obvious differentiation in theme, and high value for practical creation.