Returning to My Hometown to Guard My Old House, Qianqiu Pavilion Is Hidden Underground

Shen Muzhi, a graduate student in ancient architecture restoration, discovered that his mentor was involved in the fraud of cultural relics. Instead, he was framed. He was accused of "falsifying appraisals" and was expelled from the institute. His fiancée turned against her mentor's son and was told to pay 800,000 yuan in "losses". Desperate, he returned to his hometown of Qingwu Village in embarrassment and guarded the dilapidated old house left by his grandfather. Before his death, his grandfather held his hand and said: "Keep the old house, there is something underground..." He thought it was the old man's ravings. Until that night, he fell into the cellar of the old house, and the sight before him completely stunned him—— There is a magnificent pavilion hidden underground! The spiritual spring inside the pavilion is filled with the fragrance of medicine. The walls are engraved with hundreds of craftsmanship that have been lost for thousands of years, and the "remaining souls of craftsmanship" of skilled craftsmen of past generations reside in it, waiting for the destined person to awaken it. Restoring an ancient object can awaken the remnant soul of a craftsman and pass on a peerless skill. Medical skills, woodworking, stone carving, casting, farming, martial arts... The essence of five thousand years of ingenuity is all here. From then on, Shen Muzhi's life was completely rewritten. The medicinal materials he grew were so effective that drug dealers lined up to buy them; The ancient artifacts he repaired were astonishing, and national treasure masters came to visit him; The workshop he built led the whole village to become rich, and the once poor mountain village became a well-known cultural town. And those who framed him in the first place will eventually understand—— Craftsmanship is immortal and will last forever. Those who are stepped on will sooner or later look up.