Antiques: The Divine Appraiser

Cao Tian transmigrated to a world of antiques and unexpectedly awakened a golden-touch ability that could bless antiques with spiritual power.

Cao Tian discovered that the antiques in this world fell into two categories.

The first was unblessed cultural relics, which were just ordinary antiques.

The second was relics that had been blessed. Afterward, they gained minor spiritual effects and were known as spirit objects.

The number of spirit objects a country possessed directly determined how many powerful cultivators it had and how strong they were.

Cao Tian's golden touch could grant antiques divine powers: attracting wealth, bringing blessings, warding off disasters, dispelling misfortune, repelling evil, extending life... and even invincible abilities such as Heaven-Slaying Sword Art, the Seven Kill Orders of Gods and Ghosts, the Origin of Qi and Body, and the Heaven-and-Earth Manifestation. These were known as divine objects!

Japan exploited its Cherry Blossom Festival to steal our nation's fortune. Cao Tian answered the call of the Nine Provinces and blessed the Nine Provinces Cauldron. Their fortunes merged, and the Japanese cultivators' souls scattered.

The Anglo-Saxons opened the gates of hell. Evil spirits revived, the uncanny descended, and the world fell into chaos. Only the Rabbit...

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.