Zhang Yang transmigrated to a parallel world in the Age of Declining Magic. He could see the precious aura surrounding antiques and awaken ancient divine artifacts that had lain dormant.
And then, well...
"Shocking! Master Zhang discovered the Imperial Jade Seal inside a battered Buddha statue. The seal can ** heaven and earth!"
"We protest! The *Pheasant Sword is a sacred artifact of Japan and must never fall into foreign hands."
"Congratulations, Mr. Zhang, on finding the legendary Sword in the Lake. Britain hopes you will return it as soon as possible."
"Incredible! Zhang, from the East, discovered Washington's spellbook. The founder of the Federation actually..."
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I digressed from the topic. Is there any use in proving which sun-shooting bow is real or fake? Pig's feet are cultivated by treasures, not by shock value or anything (manual funny), there is no use except for more water and word count. The logic doesn't make sense, it's very dramatic.
Just when I was about to cum, I was gone.
Why do you want to start a live broadcast if you are so capable? Make a fortune
Isn't this another palace novel?
The theme of this book is treasure hunting, not treasure appraisal. I still don't know if the sun-shooting bow is real? When I saw it being used to prove that a sun-shooting bow is a sun-shooting bow, I felt it was as unreasonable as proving that your mother is your mother!!! He obviously knew that such a magical bow, even if it was not a sun-shooting bow, was still a mythical treasure.
Even if it is fictional history, please be more rigorous, okay?
It's good, but it's tedious and long-winded. The number of words is too small to get to the point.
A bit of an urban cultivation trend
Well written, although a bit off topic