Having Lived for a Thousand Years, I Stand Behind My Great-Granddaughter

Having Lived for a Thousand Years, I Stand Behind My Great-Granddaughter Plot:

Lin Zhao, who has lived for a thousand years, hides in an old street repairing antiques and secretly dotes on his great-granddaughter Lin Xiaotang, a soft and sweet college student. Until one late night, Xiaotang calls him in tears, saying she's being PUA'ed by her supervisor at the internship: working overtime till dawn, taking the blame for others, even being scolded for “not knowing how to photocopy.” Lin Zhao drops his carving knife and rushes to the office building, revealing his true identity as a “thousand-year-old fox”: he cures Xiaotang's migraine with lost Eastern Jin acupuncture, uncovers the supervisor's embezzlement evidence with his Song Dynasty treasure-appraisal eyes, and even uses Warring States rhetoric to leave the supervisor speechless in the staff meeting. When Xiaotang stares wide-eyed and asks, “Grandpa, why are you so amazing?”, Lin Zhao touches her head and smiles: “I've guarded you for eighteen generations. This time, let me shield you from the storm.”