Bronze Oath: Restoration and Protection of Cultural Relics

Jiang Yao, a bronze restorer in the Forbidden City, has returned from rebirth. In her previous life, she died because she broke into the Shen family's secret of hiding illegal cultural relics. In this life, she brings with her professional memories and foresight from the fragments of the female historian Guan Si of the Western Zhou Dynasty. She vows to break away from the shackles of marriage, but while restoring cultural relics, she awakens to her mission - to let the silent history speak. The head of the Shen Group is silent and paranoid, controlling 60% of the domestic bronze trade. Synesthesia allows him to see the unique colors of cultural relics, and also makes him fall into loneliness. Jiang Yao is the only one who can understand the colors in his eyes. From the game of exposing fakes on the wedding night to the life and death protection of the ancient tombs in Dunhuang, the two gradually move from temptation to mutual support during the restoration of cultural relics and the investigation of conspiracy. The struggle for power among the six aristocratic families and the coveting of the overseas smuggling group "Dark River" have drawn the two into the mystery of the secret weapon "Bronze Forbidden" of the Western Zhou Dynasty. Si used his life to break the seal of this artifact that could reverse time and space, and its fragments became the key to the struggle between all parties. Jiang Yao and Shen Yan followed the clues of cultural relics from Nanjing to Dunhuang, from Shanghai to Changbai Mountain, and finally faced Shen Yuan, the mastermind behind the scenes, in Kyoto. They used the art of repair to fight against the conspiracy to tamper with history, and used love and trust to resolve the rifts in time and space. They finally understood that true repair is not to cover up the defects, but to make the scars into unique marks, so that both cultural relics and people's hearts can find their home in time.