Shen Huaihe transmigrates into the heroine of a substitute romance. When her domineering CEO ex-husband, Lu Tingzhou, gives her a hard time, she stares in shock at the teacup he had crudely scrubbed: it is a one-of-a-kind piece from the Song Dynasty Ru kiln.
From then on, her unparalleled artifact restoration skills astound the world, earning her praise from the central media as “the most beautiful symbol of the East.” Lu Tingzhou regrets everything and tries to win her back, only for the director of the archaeological institute, Gu Yanshen, to arrive with an umbrella and tell him, “Ms. Shen's time is classified as a national treasure.” He also informs Lu that the “junk” he brought in includes stolen property tied to a criminal case, and the procuratorate is waiting for him.
Focused on her career, with cultural relics education and an intellectual romance between two equally matched leads, the ex's pursuit ends in ashes, while national treasures remain her eternal White Moonlight.
