[Ensemble of Multiple Female Characters, Slow-Burn Romance]
A debt of 12 million yuan is the only thing Lu Xingzhou's father left him.
His father is nowhere to be found, but his name is on the guarantee. The house is seized, he's barred from high-end spending, and his accounts are frozen. He can't even buy a ticket to travel far.
With nowhere else to turn, he digs out the wooden box his grandfather left behind. Inside are tools for repairing broken ceramics.
His grandfather was a restorer. Lu Xingzhou watched him work from childhood, but never planned to make a living this way. Now he has no choice.
The debt collectors don't want money. They want something else. He can't give it to them, so he can only repay the debt one installment at a time.
And so he starts a livestream. The camera shows only a pair of hands, never his face. Some people call him a fraud, while others watch him work on a chipped bowl for half an hour, then place an order.
Eventually, while restoring objects, he repairs something that should have been left alone.
An old washbasin from twenty years ago reveals a long-buried secret.
He restores objects, and he settles old scores. He takes back what he's owed, one thing at a time.
