Lin Chen, an unemployed art student, lives in a dilapidated antique shop. However, due to the humiliation of a broken engagement and blood splattering on his fingertips, he accidentally awakens the "Treasure Appraisal Eye" in the ancestral sapphire dragon-patterned jade pendant. From then on, the broken bowls were used to identify the age and the broken porcelain was authentic. A broken bowl from the Qianlong folk kiln allowed him to show his talent for the first time, and a broken bowl from the Ru kiln from the Song Dynasty allowed him to turn around and get out of the embarrassing predicament completely.
However, what the Sky Eye opened was not only the door to wealth, but also a family secret that spanned thousands of years - he was actually a direct descendant of the Ru porcelain-making family, with his double robe as the key and the kiln god as the pattern. The Ru kiln craftsmanship left by his ancestors, overseas collection points, and handed down treasures were all hidden behind layers of mist. From the kiln entrance of Zhanggongxiang in Ruzhou to the Gothic castle in Europe, from the ancient house in Kyoto, Japan to the Qinglong Temple in Luzon, he carried his double pendant and soul-fixing plate, and battled wits and courage with transnational smuggling gangs such as the Black Stone Group and the Dark Night Chamber of Commerce to recapture the Ru kiln Azure Zun and snake pattern bottles that were lost overseas, and crack the thousand-year code of the "Lingyun Firing Method".
This is a counterattack that begins with picking up a leak, and is also a journey to protect national treasures. Lin Chen uses the eye of the sky as a blade and the original intention as a shield to restore the lost ancient techniques of Ru kiln and let the azure glaze shine in the world again after the rain; while pursuing the smuggling forces, he restores the Chinese treasures scattered overseas one after another. From an antique shop owner to a treasure protector, he has proven with his actions that cultural relics are not only collections, but also the foundation of cultural inheritance. Protecting them is to protect the fire of Chinese civilization for thousands of years.
