The Live Broadcast Exposed the Shady Secrets of Cultural Relics, and I Became a Public Enemy in the Industry

On the first day of the live treasure appraisal, Chen Mo was 'invited to have tea' by the Cultural Relics Bureau. Because he told the truth: "Ninety-nine of the items on your stall are fakes. The only real one was stolen from the museum last week." Since then, he has become a thorn in the side of the entire industry. The stall owner hated him for exposing the fraud, the auction house hated him for stirring up the scam, and some people in the museum hated him... For knowing too much. But netizens love him to death. Watching his live broadcast, you can learn: How to use 500 yuan to pick up a missing treasure worth 300,000 yuan in Panjiayuan How to spot auction house 'fishing' traps And... Why do those national treasures that should be in museums appear in private mansions? Until one day, Chen Mo live broadcasted the appraisal of a 'decorative bottle' from a curator's house: "This is a Western Zhou bronze ware, a first-class cultural relic. Trading is prohibited." "Director, your ancestor... Is from the Western Zhou Dynasty?" The live broadcast room was blocked, the door of the house was smashed, and lives were threatened. Chen Mo smiled and opened another live broadcast room: "Old fellows, you won't be appreciating treasures today." "Let me show you what 'one piece for the Forbidden City and one piece for me' means." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.