Lin Xingwan, a top cultural relic restorer, traveled to Shanghai in 1925 with a mysterious jade pendant. In order to find her way home and prevent the loss of the national treasure, she was forced to get involved in the disputes between the rivers and lakes and the mystery of the thousand-year-old tomb. Combining modern knowledge with traditional skills, she grew from an involuntary traveler to a "bandit chief" who took charge of a party and protected civilization, and wrote a legend of her own in troubled times.
