Museum Restorer: I Use Memory to Cultivate My Mind

[Urban supernatural powers + weird folk customs + special occupations + group portrait suspense] The night Lin Yan was fired from the museum, the Nuo opera mask on the restoration table opened its eyes. After the museum was closed for two hours, seventeen tourists without facial features sat in the surveillance room out of thin air. The eighteenth chair was empty, with the night shift security guard's badge on it. On the radio, a woman asked softly: "Has the sacrifice arrived?" Lin Yan soon discovered that the problem lay in a wrongly written exhibition label. The original ceremony of sending off evil spirits to bear disasters for others was changed to human sacrifice. Today, that wrong history is being repeated according to the exhibition label. In this world, forgotten stories will sink into the past, and tampered history will become a forbidden area. An unmanned photo studio develops photos of living people, Zhenhe Tieniu opens his eyes in the heavy rain, and a county that does not exist on the map only appears on rainy nights. Others can only block these things when they encounter them. Lin Yan can see the original appearance of old objects, repair their destroyed shapes, names and pasts, and borrow the magical power within them. The price is that every time it is repaired, the memory of the deceased will invade his mind and replace a life of his own. Until Lin Yan found a file that had been sealed for 23 years on the seventh underground floor of the museum: White sign number zero. Category: Humanoid Relics. Name: Lin Yan. Time of death: three days after birth. Repair status: Complete.