Bargain Hunting: An Actor Broke My Vase? Make Him Pay 300 Million

Qin Feng obtains the Everything Attributes System, which lets him inspect the attributes and prices of anything.

From then on, wherever there's a bargain, he shows up: antique streets, flea markets, secondhand markets...

Just after he snags a Yongle blue-and-white porcelain vase, an actor with sticky fingers snatches it and deliberately smashes it.

"It's just a busted Daoguang-era folk kiln vase. Here's twenty grand. You should be grateful!"

"Daoguang? Ha! Open your damn eyes. This is an imperial kiln blue-and-white vase from the Yongle era. You couldn't buy it for two hundred million!"

The sticky-fingered actor is dumbfounded. Is he going to be ruined paying for it?

The Yongle blue-and-white vase, worth nearly 300 million, is just a warm-up. There's also the celestial compass Yuan Tiangang treasured above his own life, and the animal heads that should have been lost overseas.

Then one day, Qin Feng opens a mechanical book box he just picked up for a song and discovers the last forty chapters of Dream of the Red Chamber...

It finally dawns on him.

He's made more than enough money, and he has enough collectibles to open his own museum.

A museum far grander than the Palace Museum suddenly rises, leaving people at home and abroad utterly stunned.

"Just how many treasures has he picked up for a song?"

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