Spirit Eyes Appraisal of Treasures

Lu Zhou, a poor boy looking at a stall at a night market, was blinded by a fake Yongzheng official kiln. From then on, the authenticity, age, and hidden wounds of the antiques were all revealed at a glance, and the old times deep in the artifacts were replayed frame by frame in front of his eyes. He visited the ghost market during the day and squatted at a street stall at night. In the old copper lock that he collected for two yuan, he actually found a Republic of China pawn ticket: a Song Ge kiln bile bottle that had been missing for forty years appeared from the pile of old papers. Hongshanzi pretended to be Tian Huang, and was a high-end imitation of Xuande furnace. The official kiln in Guangdi was reshaped in the dark. Under the muddy waters of Jiangcheng's antiques, forgery workshops, fake appraisal experts, and unscrupulous businessmen popped up one after another. While Lu Zhou was collecting money to save money, he was also exposing his old roots and debunking scams. He walked from street stall enthusiasts to Tibetan Friends Club, from the antique street to the old house in the south of the city, just to see the legendary weapon under the lamp. Eyesight is the sword, and knowledge is the sheath. This pair of spiritual eyes specializes in treating all kinds of monsters and monsters in the antiques circle. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.