Su Jintang has been an abandoned wife of a wealthy family for three years, and her greatest comfort is restoring antiques.
Until the mistress came to provoke her, her husband Lu Jingchen personally smashed the celadon plum vase that she had been repairing for three months - it was her graduation work prepared for a national exhibition. The moment the debris scattered, she finally woke up.
On the day of the divorce, she didn't want any alimony and only took away the broken bottle. Everyone laughed at her for being stupid, but no one knew that her new life was hidden in those fragments.
After joining a national antique restoration studio, Su Jintang discovered a secret - when touching the fragments, she could "perceive" the original texture, repair marks and internal damage of the cultural relics. The ancestral "Su's Restoration Method" combined with this talent allowed her to create miracles again and again: broken Song porcelain regained new life, rusted Tang utensils regained their former glory, and the cracks on the porcelain plates of the Qing Dynasty official kilns disappeared without a trace.
When she took the celadon bottle that had been smashed by her ex-husband to the stage of the international restoration competition, the global live camera focused on her hands. The exquisite curium, porcelain, gold and traceless repair techniques transform a "waste" into a national treasure that amazes the world.
Her ex-husband saw her shining brightly on TV and regretted it so much that he began to pursue his wife crazily. And beside Su Jintang, there is already someone who really understands her - Gu Shiyan, the studio's chief restorer. He talks little, but understands her persistence best; he is cold, but silently protects her every love.
Foreign institutions offered sky-high contracts, but she stood side by side with him and chose to stay.
This is not a story of revenge, but a legend of a woman rebuilding her life with her hands on top of the ruins.
