I Fixed a Broken Bowl, So Why Is It Insulting Me?

Su Ran is a social recluse and a cultural relic restorer.

His biggest secret is that every relic he repairs comes to life.

The first time he repaired a bowl, a little man in a red bellyband crawled out of its base and pointed at him, cursing him in Qin opera for half an hour.

The second time he repaired a sword, a burned-out general sprang out of it. Whenever trouble arose, the general would seize control of his body and “fight in his place.”

The third time he repaired a brush…

Su Ran was at his wit’s end.

Not only did he have to “serve meat” and “offer cinnabar” to these old ancestors, he also had to provide them with counseling. And he still had to watch out for the mysterious organization known as the “Retrievers,” who hunted monsters all over the world.

But when rust poison spread, history was shrouded in dust, and the “junk” in the eyes of ordinary people was about to vanish forever,

this socially awkward young man alone gripped his carving knife and stood between gods and ghosts.

“Other people restore cultural relics to make money. I restore them… to keep them from cursing up a storm!”