Review the Past with Your Fingertips and Learn the New with Your Heart

Su Xiaotang's hands have two temperatures: when stroking the thousand-year-old cultural relics, they feel the coolness of plaster and paint; when holding hot porridge, they feel the warmth of fireworks. As the youngest restorer of the Provincial Museum, she thought her life would be uneventful among the cultural relic restoration benches and old locust trees. Until that rainy night, a soaked man broke into her temporary studio. Lu Shiyan, an investor known for being cold-blooded in the business world, lost his breath when he saw her fingertips stained with paint and diligently repairing porcelain tiles. He came to discuss the cultural relics digitization project, but she mistook him for a tourist taking shelter from the rain and stuffed him with half a hot bun. "Cultural relics repair the cracks, but people's hearts fill the vacancies." When an unpopular restorer meets a rational investor, the answer to their mutual redemption is hidden in the lines of the rebirth of old porcelain. Some people questioned her skills, but he used capital to pave the way for her; she unlocked the secrets of cultural relics and melted the ice in his heart. This is a two-way journey that begins with the warmth of your fingertips and ends with deep love over time.