The Relics I Restore Have Come to Life

My new novel, "The Great Qing Is Doomed," is now ongoing.

A truly hellish difficulty level for a transmigration story set in the Qing Dynasty. Let's see how many episodes the protagonist can survive!

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"The Cultural Relics I Restore Have Come to Life"

Tong Tong is an intern in cultural relic restoration at the Palace Museum.

One day, she discovers that the cultural relics in the world have come to life.

A jade tablet from the Zhou Dynasty, porcelain from the Northern Song, the Calligraphy on a Snowy Day, the Dwelling in the Fuchun Mountains...

They all transform into beautiful people, gathering in droves...

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And then...

Hey! You, the emperor over there, stop right now!

Don't stamp the beauty's face!

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Later, national treasures with stunning good looks sneak out of the Palace Museum's underground vault every day, curl up in her living room, and fight her for the remote control.

"I can never repay you for bringing me back to life. I can only give myself to you. A little loss is a little loss."

"Hey, handle that carefully."

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This is a carefree, feel-good story about the protagonist traveling through the world of cultural relics and saving national treasures from the clutches of stamp-crazy Qianlong.

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※ Also known as "Qianlong! Let Go of That Painting!"

※ Qianlong is the villain, the villain! The CP is A Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains!

※ The author made up all the settings. If you spot a bug, pretend you didn't see it.

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All organizations and individuals have a legal duty to protect cultural relics.

- Article 7 of the Cultural Relics Protection Law of the People's Republic of China

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This novel is exclusively published on Jinjiang Literature City and protected by registered copyright. Unauthorized reposting and plagiarism of ideas will be pursued.

Theme: Cultural relics represent the history and spirit of the Chinese nation. They need to be protected and passed down through generations, while also keeping pace with the times and embracing innovation. Using witty, humorous personification, this story introduces a variety of national treasures, explores the technology and legal knowledge involved in cultural relic protection, and conveys the protagonist's sense of responsibility and passion as a cultural relic worker.