Records of the Ming Dynasty's Strange Techniques

Chenghua three years, Nanjing. When the 21st century cultural relics restorer Shen Zhao was repairing the armillary sphere, he was caught in the blue light of the Ming Dynasty - his fingertips could "see" through wood fibers, and his palms could feel the stress of bronze. This is a "magic technique" known as "magic". Tinker Su Yan's "words have spiritual power" can awaken memories and embroider handkerchiefs to hide secret messages, but he bears the vengeance of "Tiangong Mo" to wipe out his family; Chen Sangou of Liulichang wears a wooden prosthetic limb and uses "Ley Vein Technique" to detect mineral veins, and the old injury on his left leg hides the blood debt of Emperor Jiajing's "Alchemy Bureau"; Zhou Huaian of the Ministry of Industry can control copper materials to "grow" into an armillary sphere, and the fragments of "Baigong Genealogy" handed over are exactly the same as Shen Zhao's modern notes. From Yingtian Mansion to the Forbidden City, from the front lines to the "Great Ceremony" court, they tear apart the two sides of the Ming Dynasty: on the surface is the glory of "the emperor guarding the country", but underneath is Si Tianjian's "mind control" to control courtiers, and Jin Yiwei's "organ skills" to assassinate political opponents; When Shen Zhao discovers that the "source of energy" is a meteorite that swallows up the world, when Concubine Zheng uses "mind control" to tamper with the imperial edict, and when Chen Sangou's father's blood roar comes from his prosthetic limb - he understands that the mission of the time traveler is not to go home, but to use the rules of craftsmen, the ingenuity of modern science, and the blood of this group of "alien" to guard the last "vitality" of the era. In the tenth year of Wanli, the underground palace of Xiaoling Mausoleum in Ming Dynasty. Shen Zhao held Su Yan's "Baigong Family" map, Chen Sangou's prosthetic limbs were hot, and Zhou Huaian's armillary sphere buzzed. He is quietly telling the legend of the Ming Dynasty that was buried in the dust.