Zhu Yan, a top student in the Department of Literature and Art, was stabbed in the back by his brother and girlfriend, who took the blame for high imitation antique fraud. He was expelled from school and owed a foreign debt of 300,000. He was desperate and squatted in a ghost market to make a living. He accidentally touched a broken inkstone passed down from his family to activate the [remnant light return] power:
As long as you touch an old object, you can see the complete memories of its previous owners, and you can also get 100% non-destructive repair methods.
Is the broken copper lock that cost five yuan a personal belonging of the calligraphers of the Republic of China? There is a lost authentic work hidden in the lock cylinder, but a collector is trying to get it for 200,000 yuan?
Are the broken pieces of porcelain that others throw away as trash the remains of Yuan blue and white? Zhu Yan worked hard for three days to complete the restoration, and the auction house sold it for a sky-high price of 87 million?
Ex-girlfriend cried and knelt down begging to get back together? Zhu Yan raised his finger and pointed at the Qing Dynasty Chastity Arch that had just been closed behind him: "Are you worthy of coming forward?"
Later, Zhu Yan became famous all over the Internet for picking up missing cultural relics and repairing them. The Bureau of Cultural Heritage came to ask him to be a special consultant, and he was named to represent the country in the Global Cultural Relics Treasure Competition.
As soon as he took action, he directly collected the twelve zodiac animal heads that had been lost overseas, and recovered all the tens of thousands of national treasures that had been stolen by the foreign powers.
Netizens collectively knelt down: This is not a small street vendor, this is a living ancestor who can revitalize the entire Chinese civilization!
