Siheyuan: After Picking up Antiques, Huairu Wants to Sell the Watch?

Gu Chi traveled across the courtyard and became Shazhu's cousin. As soon as he entered the house, he discovered that the bowl in Shazhu's house was actually a Chenghua Doucai bowl from the Ming Dynasty. This is amazing! I brought Shazhu to Panjiayuan and sold it for 20,000 yuan! Silly Zhu was laughing so hard that he praised his cousin to everyone he met. So, the uncle came to Gu Chi holding a blue and white porcelain vase. "Brother Gu, this is a large blue and white porcelain vase passed down from my family's ancestors. Can you tell whether it is authentic or not?" Gu Chi: "It's fake, but it looks good. Let's do this. I'll take the 100 yuan." The old man scolded his ancestor for being a liar, while smiling and accepting a hundred yuan. Then, Gu Chi sold it for 80,000 yuan! Seeing that the old man's broken porcelain vase could be exchanged for a hundred yuan, the other beasts couldn't sit still. They looked for old objects in their own homes and came to Gu Chi to exchange money. When Gu Chi saw a lot of real things, everyone laughed. ... On this day, Qin Huairu came with a pocket watch. Gu Chi looked at it and said, "I can give you two hundred, but I'm very angry now." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.