Eye of the Divine Doctor.

Summary

The restoration of terracotta figurines presents challenges beyond mere assembly; it requires identifying the correct placement of each fragment. Zhou Zheng meticulously categorizes 129 fragments, while Tu Zhong Qi and Tan Ping tidy the neglected warehouse, with Tu concerned about potential damage. Zhou Zheng demonstrates exceptional skill, restoring a dual-headed serpent-bodied figurine, showcasing his unique vision and technique. As he pieces it together, Tu acknowledges his talent, contemplating Zhou’s potential as a future master. Meanwhile, they explore artifacts from a Ming dynasty tomb, leading to discussions on the tomb owner’s identity and an intriguing ancient wolf skin scroll, which Zhou surprisingly understands.

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