I Am Repairing Weird Things in the Museum

●Theme: Urban superpowers + strange stories about rules + intangible inheritance + workplace fun articles ●Core plot: The protagonist is a restorer of cultural relics in the Forbidden City. He accidentally awakens the power of "repairing all things", but the repair objects are not ordinary cultural relics, but "items contaminated by strange rules". There is a copy of the strange story behind each item. If it is successfully repaired, you can obtain the skills or memories of the original owner of the item. If it fails to be repaired, the rules will bite you back. ●Character: The male protagonist, 26 years old, appears to be the youngest bronze restorer in the Palace Museum. He has a Buddhist personality, but in fact he has a "repair system for all things" - as long as you touch an item contaminated by the rules, you can enter the "memory copy" of the item, where you can break the rules and repair the items. Goldfinger restriction: Each repair requires "mental power". If the mental power is exhausted, you will fall into a coma. ●Emotional points: Resonance between workers and anti-involution (the protagonist just wants to catch fish but is chased to work by strange people) + sense of curiosity about intangible cultural heritage (the restoration process is combined with real cultural relic craftsmanship) + the intellectual pleasure of solving puzzles based on rules (a small reversal every 3 chapters, and a large copy to clear every 10 chapters).