The junk everyone else throws away is full of world-defying opportunities hidden in plain sight for him.
After graduating from college, Lin Shen falls on hard times and lives in a cramped urban village. Then he unexpectedly awakens the one-of-a-kind Scrap-to-God System.
Its rules are simple but unusual: it only accepts discarded, damaged, or otherwise useless things.
Once recovered, worn-out objects can be repaired, awakened, and transformed into divine treasures.
A cracked wooden box hides a precious piece of warm jade sealed away for a century.
Discarded old furniture becomes a lost antique of lasting renown.
Every broken object ignored by others awakens extraordinary value hidden for a thousand years.
No mindless sign-ins, no forced stupidity, no contrived face-slapping.
He spots treasures with a discerning eye and rises to the heavens through scrap. The logic is solid, and every step of his comeback is deeply satisfying.
Next door lives Wen Zhiyu, an antique restorer with a clear heart and a gentle temperament.
She is untouched by worldly concerns and doesn't mind his poverty. They choose each other, and no one else.
He gathers the world's lost treasures amid the bustle of city life, and they share a lifetime of devotion in the quiet rhythm of everyday days.
From a scrap dealer no one noticed, he quietly rises to the hidden summit of the city.
In my hands, every discarded thing can become a godly treasure.
