I Restored the Lost Gods

Twelve years ago, the father of cultural relic restorer Chen Yan disappeared after a warehouse fire and was found guilty of stealing forty-nine items. Twelve years later, Chen Yan received a wooden box sent from "Tomorrow". In the box is a clay sculpture that looks like his father with half of his face missing. There is only one sentence left on the base: Never complete my face. When one hundred and eight doors in the museum disappeared at the same time, Chen Yan discovered that ancient objects that were damaged, mistakenly repaired or tampered with would completely distort the rules contained within them. And he can see "cracks, forgeries, and defects" in cultural relics. As long as he repairs the truth, he can temporarily borrow the priesthood of antiquities. The door god with closed eyes, the genealogy that eats names, the ancient bridge that came upstream... As forty-nine lost objects appeared one after another, Chen Yan gradually discovered that perhaps what his father took away was never a cultural relic, but a secret that the entire Linjiang City should not be repaired.