Bargain Hunting: A Piece of Scrap Paper Sold for 180,000?

Lu Feng activates the Antique Appraisal System, which can identify the history and value of any salvaged item.

And so Lu Feng begins his treasure-hunting journey through antique markets.

He finds a bargain on a vase. There's a newspaper stuffed inside it. He sells it and makes a net profit of 180,000!

He also gets a freebie: a glass dragonfly eye bead from the Han dynasty. He sells that too and pockets another 500,000!

Want to try buying silver dollars by the lot and opening a blind box? How about a Three-Masted Ship dollar!

He finds a bargain on a Qing-dynasty official kiln blue-and-white porcelain piece, and collectors fight tooth and nail to buy it!

There's antique walnuts, gold, silver, and jade wares, paintings, calligraphy, porcelain, birdcages…

With the System's help, Lu Feng roams the major antique markets, picking up rare treasures whenever he pleases, without ever missing!

Until one day, Lu Feng discovers the long-lost Book of the Green Satchel, and the authorities can no longer sit still!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.