Space-Time Shadow

After a thousand years of dreaming, he heard the echoes of history in the cultural relics. Lin Mu, a cultural relic restorer at the Hunan Provincial Museum, works with thousands of years of cultural relics every day. He did not expect that the moment his fingertips touched the Liye Qin Slips, he would be dragged into the whirlpool of power of the Qin Empire - becoming a secretary in a remote small county, and experiencing firsthand the ruthlessness of Qin law and the glimmer of humanity. A slip, a journey through time. From the clerk of Qianling County in the Qin Dynasty to the guardian of the silk books of Mrs. Xin Zhui in the Han Dynasty; from the poems and love of the female craftsmen of the Changsha Kiln in the Tang Dynasty to the three thousand years of wandering back home. He witnessed Wu Zai using his deformed fingers to carve "words that outlive the dynasty", listened to Xin Zhui copying "Returning to the Origin of Peace" on the sick bed, and felt Cainiang writing "You are born and I am not born" in the kiln fire. Behind every cultural relic, there is a forgotten story. Every story is about a person trying his best to survive. This is not a history book of emperors and generals, this is the breath and tears of countless ordinary people. Two thousand years later, Lin Mu returned with their voices - this time, he wanted to let the silent history speak.