I Asked You to Appraise Treasures on Stream, Not Expose the Scam!

After transmigrating to a parallel world, Su Ming becomes an employee at the Kyoto Museum. A career-experience program organized by the state begins, and Su Ming happens to be selected as a livestream participant.

Netizen: The streamer is insanely good! He can tell if something's real just by glancing at it?!

Su Ming: The lighting down there is bad. You need good eyesight for this job.

Netizen: Oh no, the power's out! Sorry about that, streamer!

Su Ming: No problem. Just turn on a flashlight or light a candle! Otherwise, my eyes can't get used to it.

Netizen: Streamer, can you tell us how much these things are worth? An elderly family member is sick in the hospital and we urgently need money!

Su Ming: These are just junk. You only got this much for turning them in? They could at least have drawn a line before splitting it up, so you wouldn't get so little!

Netizen: Streamer, how many steamed buns could we get for these?

Su Ming: Don't rush. Let me record a video first! Food and lodging included, I'll make sure you have a good New Year.

Other appraisers: Song-style imitation, early Ming, late Qing, Republican era, modern crafts...

Su Ming: These came from a pit in Xiaoying Village, beside the East Camp. Turn right at the village entrance and walk 300 meters. It's the first pit on the left.

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