The Supreme Restorer (Season 1)

Yang Fan, a 28-year-old struggling food delivery rider, raises his younger sister Yang Tong alone as she battles end-stage lung disease. To scrape together 300,000 yuan for a life-saving lung transplant, he works three jobs around the clock. Just when a matching donor is confirmed and he is racing to raise the funds, Yang Fan crashes into a limited-edition supercar owned by Zhao Bancheng, a privileged heir from Beijing’s elite circle, on a rainy night. Zhao demands an exorbitant 500,000 yuan in repairs. Trapped under this double debt, Yang Fan is pushed to complete despair. At his lowest point, his shattered phone glows with golden light in his palm and returns to brand-new condition. Yang Fan has awakened a superpower: he can manipulate the temporal state of any object, rewinding damaged items back to their pristine, untouched form. Seizing this chance, Yang Fan buys up broken phones and damaged home appliances at rock-bottom prices, restores them, and sells them at half price via live stream from his online warehouse. In a single day, he raises the full cost of his sister’s surgery. But Zhao Bancheng and his thugs break into the hospital and steal the life-saving money. Yang Fan makes a public bet: he will restore a pile of burnt-out sports car wreckage — its engine completely melted — to wipe out the compensation debt. In just two days, he uses his incredible power to fully restore the 20-million-yuan global limited-edition supercar, stunning every wealthy heir present. Zhao Bancheng’s attitude flips entirely: he returns the medical fees, awards Yang Fan a 10-million-yuan reward, and offers him premises and high-level connections. The two become close allies.