The London Ancestral Home Is Somehow Connected to a National Treasure?

Fu Jinyu inherited an ancestral home in London.

But the house was anything but peaceful. The old butler and the caretaker were shrouded in mystery, and reports of hauntings kept cropping up. More shocking still, a seal connected her to a spirit from the Qing Dynasty...

Still, the old house had its perks. The yard was big enough to grow vegetables and flowers, and there was an old chef who could cook up a storm. When a devastating pandemic swept the globe and people outside were in a panic, she could grow vegetables, tend medicinal herbs, and occasionally help out the neighbors. She could even put the traditional Chinese medical knowledge passed down by her ancestors to some use...

If not for all the strange goings-on, holing up here and living a quiet country life might not be so bad.

But trouble had no intention of leaving her alone.

One thing after another drew her deeper into a century-old case involving missing national treasures!

A little scene with Imperial Physician An:

What’s it like to show an imperial physician from the Qing Dynasty around the Forbidden City?

“Go east.”

“We can’t. Visitors aren’t allowed.”

“Go in through that gate.”

“Sorry, it’s not open to the public...”

“I used to go through there every day!”

“Imperial Physician An, you’re a visitor now!”

More than a hundred years later, An Lan finally returned to the capital.

He never expected the emperor to be gone,

the city to have changed,

and the familiar alleyways from his day to be nowhere in sight.

Still, Imperial Physician An seemed pretty satisfied...

Theme: What is precious is not just the cultural artifact itself.