Hearing the Voices of All Things, I Scour the World for Hidden Treasures

Hearing the Voices of All Things, I Scour the World for Hidden Treasures Plot:

Lin Xiaoman, a small apprentice at an antique shop, accidentally gains the ability to "hear the voices of all things"—an old copper stove shouts, "There's a Song Dynasty porcelain shard in my belly!" and a broken wooden box cries, "The Tangka under me is going to be smothered!" She makes small profits by finding undervalued items, but angers Zhou Huai, a tycoon in the antique circle: "Girl, you touched something you shouldn't have." It turns out the broken porcelain bowl she just picked up is a relic of Gu Lao, a Republic of China collector, which was stolen by Zhou's father decades ago. The bowl's "voice" is seeking justice from the Zhou family. To make matters worse, Zhou Huai's son Zhou Mingyuan approaches her—helping her fend off trouble while testing, "Can you really hear things talk?" Is it manipulation or genuine affection? How will the century-old feud of the broken bowl end? Is Lin Xiaoman's ability a blessing or a curse?