Shen Mo, the owner of an antique shop, just wanted to eat and die, until a blue and white porcelain vase broke into pieces late at night. A female ghost in a cheongsam emerged from the fragments, and said with a smile: "Your grandpa promised to let me out." But there were printed words on the bronze mirror of the family, warning: "Don't believe her."
Shen Mo was forced to dig out the "Ghost Sealing Record" left behind by his grandfather. During the Republic of China, his grandfather Shen Du was a "trick weapon master" who sealed ghosts into weapons and sealed fifty-two weapon spirits in his life. The seals were loosened one by one, and Shen Mo was collecting the ghosts while tracing the truth, only to find that the last one sealed in the bronze mirror was Grandpa himself.
The Shen family has kept a secret for six hundred years: what they sealed was not a ghost, but a crack in time. And Shen Mo was the one chosen to close this door. Hundreds of antiques, hundreds of artifacts, a century-old scam, waiting for him to expose it.
