Unhinged auction specialist × lovesick puppy-like heartthrob, cool-hearted villainess × reserved sweetheart
Older woman-younger man romance, secret identities exposed, a long road to winning her back, unrequited love fulfilled, and a search for cultural roots.
“Did you break the teacup?”
“Yes.”
“If you can’t fix it, I’ll have you thrown in jail.”
“And if I do fix it?”
“Then you’ll still be mine.”
She is an auction specialist known as “the Vulture,” handling assets worth hundreds of millions and never staying for anyone.
She is also the Shen family’s ostracized prodigy and the guardian personally chosen by the Lin family.
He is a kintsugi restorer, obsessive and unhinged. Love at first sight made him wait for her for five years and three months.
He is also a discarded heir to a wealthy family, a flower blooming on a high mountain.
After carefully plotting for ages, he breaks her teacup.
So she tests him and watches him, wondering just how crazy he really is.
“Lu Chen, you’re sick.”
“Mm. The incurable kind.”
Little by little, she grows used to having him in her life.
And he comes to depend deeply on the innate gift she has for remembering.
Thirty years ago, an old feud planted the seeds of hatred.
And so hatred and love take root side by side.
The anguish of hating the wrong person, the everlasting glow of loving the right one.
Behind one treasured artifact after another,
in city after city,
there is an unwavering commitment to the ideals that started it all.
Some people, and some things, will always be forgotten.
But through the long years, someone will remember you.
