In 2024, during a live broadcast of archeology from the Forbidden City Underground Palace, graduate student Lin Mo touched a broken bronze mirror and had a conversation across time and space with Shen Huaizhou, the captain of the escort for the relocation of cultural relics south in 1925. The twin mirrors connect the two worlds and expose the shocking conspiracy of Japanese spy Yoshiko Kawashima to collude with shamanism and steal dragon veins. The modern team used drone scanning and AI decoding, while the Republic of China team used Feng Shui mysticism and flesh and blood to fight side by side in the interweaving of live broadcast barrages and Morse code. From the corpse puppet trap in Changbai Mountain to the nuclear bomb crisis in Purple Mountain, from the bloody finger ring in Dongling to the resurrected national treasure in the Yuan Universe, a life and death battle to protect civilization has lasted for hundreds of years. When the bronze mirror shattered, Lin Mo held up his final letter from 1931 in the live broadcast room with tens of thousands of people. Both inside and outside the screen, the mountains and rivers wept together - "Cultural relics will never be destroyed, China will never die."
Concept: Time and space intersect