His name is Li Yi and he is a restorer.
Three years ago, he was the humblest apprentice in an antique restoration shop. He was yelled at and beaten and scolded by his master. Everyone said that he "had no talent and would be a waste for the rest of his life." He lives in a basement and eats steamed buns and pickles. His only valuable possession is an old mobile phone with a worn-out screen. He thought this would be it for the rest of his life - until that day, his blood dripped on a pile of broken Song Dynasty incense burners.
Golden light filled the air, and the fragments flew into the air, reuniting within a few seconds.
From that day on, he could repair everything. Broken ancient paintings, broken jade bracelets, damaged machinery, dying plants... Even, the cracks deep in people's hearts. With these hands, he went from being a trampled apprentice to the top of the world step by step. He bought a villa and a luxury car, and made the master who had humiliated him kneel in front of the door to repent. He met Feng Xin, a graduate student in the Department of Archeology, and gained the most sincere love.
But he didn't stop. After becoming the richest man, he invested hundreds of billions in public welfare, built hundreds of primary schools, subsidized left-behind children, adopted orphans, repaired national treasures lost overseas, and repaired polluted soil and rivers. He said: "I have been cultivating things all my life, but in the end I discovered that the most important thing to cultivate is the shortcomings in the world."
This is a story about counterattack, but also a story about redemption. He repaired everything with his hands, and repaired countless people's worlds with his heart.
