Thanks for the Invite, I'm in the 1980s Picking Up Scrap

When you buy something and get it, isn't it yours? You keep insisting that it belongs to Aunt Wang. You said it's an ancient painting and she wants to sell it to you. Why don't you just give me more money? Isn't it too pretentious to keep insisting that it belongs to Aunt Wang? If you don't accept it in the future, should you say that it belongs to someone else when you receive something good? Isn't this too pretentious?

Author, would you like to have a better understanding of that era? Salary**, what do you think? The salary at that time was so high, I was convinced.

Each era has its own culture. In the era when movies just started, it was unrealistic for you to film Nezha The Devil Boy Comes into the World. You must know that there was a movie called Shushan Legend, which failed at the box office.

In the early 1980s, it was said that Tang Bohu's paintings were worth 1.2 Million yuan. It seems unreal for any antique to be priced at tens of thousands or more than one million yuan.

Isn't this stupid pillar template of the Siheyuan?

Silly Zhu = Silly Ming, wouldn't you recognize me if you changed your vest?

The protagonist is so young and looks like a hammer

The template of Han Chunming under the Zhengyang Gate, the template of the harmonious courtyard

Are you kidding me that antiques from the 1980s are so valuable?

It was going well at first, until a bunch of people suddenly appeared at the end of Chapter 14, and then I couldn't figure out the relationship.