I Am Repairing My Memory in the Museum

Gu Changan has been repairing cultural relics in the county museum for eight years. The best repair is not the cracks, but the fingerprints remaining on the artifacts. He could hear the last person who touched that thing: whether they hid it, buried it, were afraid, or wanted to leave something behind before they died. Until he built a mirror of Eastern Han mythical beasts, and his sister's voice came from the bronze knot on the back of the mirror. He was just about to keep that clue, but the mirror resonated and the clue was broken. The security guard at the door, Xiao Zhao, asked him for money in front of everyone in the tone of a game NPC. My sister was missing for forty-seven days. Shengtang Culture froze his account, canceled the crime report record, made an appointment for a mental evaluation, and finally told him: This person was not found. Gu Changan could only pick up the living key left by his father and log into "Civilization Watch" to repair those memories that were taken away by the prosperous Tang Dynasty. Every time he practices it, he loses the touch of a finger and forgets a piece of his own memory. He had to bring his sister back before he forgot all about himself, and he also had to find out what the company that turned players into cultural relics and real history into avatars wanted everyone to forget.