In his previous life, Chen Jingzhi was a master of restoration of national cultural relics and an inheritor of intangible cultural heritage who had followed the rules all his life. However, he was framed by his disciples and profiteers, and was accused of reselling national treasures. He died unjustly in prison and had all his hard work taken away from him. Opening his eyes and being reborn, he returned to 1998. He was still a young apprentice in a Linzhou cultural relics shop who could be manipulated by others. He was being framed by his senior brother to break a sky-high price porcelain bowl. He was about to be expelled and bankrupted - this was the starting point of his tragic life. This time, he returned with half a lifetime of perfect repair skills and the ability to tell the authenticity of objects by touching them. Broken porcelain fragments that were worthless in the eyes of others could be transformed into priceless national treasures in his hands; antiques that were regarded as treasures by others, he could see through at a glance the flaws in the fakes and let the profiteers die on the spot; he would find out the people who harmed him in the past life one by one and pay with blood; he would personally make up for the regrets he missed in the past life. It only took him ten years to go from being an apprentice in a small shop to running the world's top antiques empire. When everyone asked him the secret of his success, Chen Jingzhi only smiled faintly: In my life, I am best at turning broken things into priceless treasures.
