Renascido como Avaliador de Tesouros: Eu Juro que Não Queria Ser Especialista
Boa notícia: Lin Sicheng renasceu. Má notícia: Antes de renascer, ele era o arqueólogo mais jovem do país, líder em identificação, preservação e restauração de relíquias culturais. Recebeu várias veze
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Xijing, autumn.
The lights shone white and bright; the projection was a little distorted, revealing only the bolded title: Practical Ceramics Restoration (I), Department of Cultural Heritage Preservation.
Long tables stood in a row, covered with porcelain shards. Students sat all around, focused intently on piecing them together. The scent of paint mingled with glue filled their nostrils.
Lin Sicheng stared at the projection, then glanced at the date in the bottom right corner: 2007-8-24, Friday.
He was dazed for a long while and rubbed his numb face hard. This was the ceramics restoration lab, first semester of senior year?
How did he come back?
He’d been invited by the National Administration of Cultural Heritage to a seminar on relic preservation, had a few drinks at the banquet, felt unwell, and went to his room to sleep.
When he opened his eyes, he was here.
He had no idea if his submitted proposal had been approved.
But now that he was back, what did it matter what happened eighteen years later?
He was half-amused, half-helpless, when a figure stopped in front of him.
She was strikingly beautiful, very young, with a megaphone in her hand and a student assistant badge on her chest.
She glanced at the untouched porcelain shards, her expression aloof and cool. “Don’t know how?”
Lin Sicheng didn’t answer.
His twenty-year-old self certainly didn’t, but after being reborn, he was more than capable.
The country’s youngest archaeologist, a leading figure in artifact aut