Archeology female anchor Shen Tangyin accidentally traveled through time while live broadcasting at the Terracotta Warriors and Horses Museum, and ended up at the Qin Dynasty tomb construction site, where she became a hardworking craftsman. What was even more horrifying was that she saw with her own eyes that craftsmen were firing pottery figurines with her face - it was her fate to be sealed in the figurines and buried for thousands of years.
In a desperate situation, her mobile phone actually brought a live broadcast across time and space. The modern audience gave her real-time advice, and the archaeological boss provided hard-core knowledge. She counterattacked and became the chief engineer of the figurines with two thousand years of archaeological expertise, and unexpectedly gained the trust of Qin Shihuang Yingzheng.
While avoiding Zhao Gao's assassination and disrupting the court's conspiracy, she secretly burned a stand-in figurine and hid Qin Shihuang's autographed letter in the figurine, thus rewriting her own fate in burial. When she took Ying Zheng to "Cloud View" the terracotta warriors and horses unearthed two thousand years later through the live broadcast, and saw that later generations would evaluate him as "one emperor through the ages," the emperor's state of mind completely collapsed and was reshaped.
In the end, Shen Tangyin successfully changed his destiny and returned to modern times alive. The terracotta warriors and horses that concealed the emperor's thoughts were excavated by archaeologists two thousand years later, causing a sensation in the world. She thought everything was over, but found that the bond between time and space had never been broken...
