Baigong Illuminates Mountains and Rivers

There are hundreds of craftsmen in the world, and the tools can channel spirits. The Yunting businessman died without any injuries, and the ancient jade close to his body disappeared. Qin Yan, an ordinary weapon master, was involved in a murder case due to past repairs. The meridians of the dead person went retrograde, the missing jade pendant led to the smuggling route, and the old wind lantern station that had been closed for 23 years also lit up again deep in the Western Mountains. Qin Yan did not have a shocking bloodline, nor was he favored by destiny. All he can rely on is the path left by the artifacts, a repair book full of successes and failures, and a group of people who can argue, refuse, and are willing to stand side by side in times of crisis. From a lost jade to the lights of a city, from old guild cases to border disputes, repeated inspections, repairs and misjudgments lead them to the old traces before the world was broken. But repair is never just about connecting the broken parts: some cracks should be closed, but some old roads may not necessarily need to be reopened. When the skills of hundreds of craftsmen are enough to move mountains and rivers, who has the right to decide the way forward for the people of the world? The flow of one case can be traced back to heaven and earth; hundreds of workers walking together can see the mountains and rivers.