A Max-Level Expert Comes Down the Mountain and Becomes Famous by Picking Up Scrap

Shi Guanxue was raised by a few eccentric old men deep in the mountains.

Her daily routine included drinking from a Chenghua-period doucai chicken cup from the Ming dynasty and propping up a desk with a unique Tang dynasty manuscript.

To get the money needed for repairs, she heads to the northern capital dressed in coarse cloth she dyed herself, made of lost, exquisite soft gauze.

At a top-tier, globally livestreamed antiques appraisal gala, a socialite loudly shows off a damaged antique crown she claims is priceless, leaving a group of top foreign restoration experts in tears of frustration.

Shi Guanxue passes by, can't stand to watch, pulls the wooden hairpin from her hair, and fixes the mechanism in just a few moves.

The livestream camera happens to catch her cool, downcast profile as she restores it. That night, the internet goes into meltdown, and everyone frantically searches for this "goddess big sis."

All kinds of investors throw billions at her to get her to debut, while the director of a national museum takes a high-speed train overnight to camp outside her door.

Staring at all the extra zeroes in her bank account, Shi Guanxue looks bewildered. "Wait, I just put together some broken toy because it was there. Have city people never seen one before?"

Online commenters are losing it. "Help! What does Goddess Big Sis think counts as junk? That's a first-grade national cultural relic!!"