Reader: Those Years When I Was Repairing Old Things

Lin Wan is a restorer of old objects. She has a habit that she hasn't told others about - when repairing things, her fingertips always touch some memory fragments that do not belong to her. A dressing mirror from the Republic of China allowed her to "see" a woman's last night. An old abacus, when the beads are moved, it turns out that it is an old event that has been covered up for thirty years. A pair of tiger-head shoes, with a taboo from a remote mountain village sewn into the stitches. When others repair things, they repair objects. When she repairs things, she repairs the past behind the objects that no one dares to mention. Until she received a mirror dismantled from a shantytown - the mirror's former owner, the cause of death is a mystery, and the police have not closed the case. And her mother, who had been missing for eight years, was last seen in the village where the mirror came from. There is a rule in the village that has been passed down for generations: every twenty years, there will always be thirteen women missing. No one asked about the past, and no one dared to mention it. Lin Wan thought she was checking the origin of a mirror. After checking, she found a network covering the whole country. Thirteen forgotten places, thirteen sealed memories, and an organization hiding in the dark to maintain it all. "I have been repairing old things for six years, and for the first time I want to repair a secret until it is completely exposed to the light." Folklore suspense｜Old object puzzle｜Female protagonist｜Career flow｜No love brain