[Period drama + transmigrate into a book + storage space + antique restoration + cultural preservation + bargain hunting + national treasure guardian]
Mu Qingshan, a leading cultural relic restorer, unexpectedly transmigrates into a book and becomes a frail educated youth in the 1970s, on the verge of being denounced. To save himself, he volunteers to be sent to the county’s most hopeless salvage station and becomes a “junk king” whom everyone looks down on.
But nobody knows that he has accidentally awakened a miraculous [Origin-Returning Dimension]. Anything placed inside can be restored to perfect condition, no matter how damaged it is!
In this fervent age, when smashing antiques is treated like throwing out trash, the salvage station becomes his ultimate hunting ground for hidden treasures. Ming-dynasty blue-and-white porcelain dismissed as garbage, Shang and Zhou bronze masterpieces about to be tossed into a furnace, even the Yongle Encyclopedia about to be pulped as waste paper... Everything others see as scrap metal and junk is quietly collected in his space, where its unparalleled glory is restored!
Watch Mu Qingshan lie low at the salvage station, turn a profit on the black market, and wage a covert battle against overseas relic thieves amid the tides of the times. From a sent-down educated youth who can barely afford a meal, he rises step by step to establish the greatest private museum in the world and become a master guardian of national treasures, revered across the globe!
I have an immature idea. If it can be repaired, can it be copied infinitely? As long as it does not exceed the incomplete value, can it be broken? If it is repaired, wouldn't it mean unlimited copying?