Live Treasure Appraisal: Brother, You Are Really Punished

Chen Hai was studying for an undergraduate degree in history, and while working part-time, he was packaged as a live broadcast master of treasure appraisal, so the gears of the entire antique circle began to turn rapidly... Tomb robber - This is a pottery figurine from the Han Dynasty. Next time, remember to clean the soil. Now let the anchor help you calculate the sentence; Old Leek - your jade is like a beer bottle, ivory is like plastic, huanghuali is like rosewood, and the money in your pocket is from a liar; Construction site brother - I understand you, it's not that nanmu bracelets are not fun, but the beads on coffin carts in the Ming Dynasty are more cost-effective; National Treasure Gang - It doesn't matter if you buy fakes, but you want to accuse me of suppressing Minzang, and you want to force me to admit that the ones in the Forbidden City are fake and yours is the real one? Then I can only send the experts and masters behind you in first, and then slowly deal with you. … From the cultural relics unearthed from Liangzhu Civilization to the old man's three-piece suit at the construction site, when Chen Hai came, the antique circle was at peace. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.