Shen Yanci guards a small antique shop in the old city. He seems to be deserted and taciturn, but he is actually an orphan of the Shen family of an ancient sect. The silver chain around his neck is connected with clues to the secret realm. One day, a piece of porcelain, a broken page, and a map fragment dragged him into the chess game between the northern and southern aristocratic families, the capital consortium, and the evil cultivator of the Yin Sect. Su Qingyuan, the successor of Feng Shui, formed an alliance with him with his grandfather's legacy; Chen Xiaopang, a descendant of the old tribe, grew from a joke to a rope connecting the old tribe; Lu Zhiyan, the young master of the north, was both friend and foe, torn between interests and morality. The villain Ling Zhenshan unites ten major forces, uses the antique circle and public opinion as a knife, and uses evil cultivators and secret realms as a network to uproot the Shen family inheritance step by step. Shen Yanci detects forgeries and takes action all the way, from shop disputes to auctions, black markets, and the reunion of father and son deep in the secret realm. He finally makes a choice between purifying evil objects, restarting the seal, and ending grudges: more than winning or losing, he must prevent the secret realm from being destroyed together and keep the fireworks in the world. The story ends with the reopening of the old store - the inkstone remains the same and the world is safe.
Intent: Dragons can be hidden in the depths of the market, and swords can also be hidden: A truly strong man does not need to make a noise, but chooses to use his sword when the inheritance is cut off and evil spirits reappear; revenge is not the end, reconciliation with the fathers, shoulder to shoulder with allies, and carrying the seal and all living beings for the same life is the common intention of the Shen family and the market - where peace of mind is to hide.