The Private Museum

Niu B, when you take the jade seal, just take the jade seal! You must know that it is a palace. Every daily necessities are cultural relics. All kinds of vases and so on. Everything in the palace is of high quality.

Is Sun Quan's brother Sun Ce? The author doesn't understand history. I suggest you go back and read more history before writing a book.

Too stupid. Going to the Qin Dynasty to get a few bamboo scrolls is more valuable than the Orchid Pavilion Preface. It is not just modern fame that is valuable. Ancient medical books or some imperial edicts with seals or territorial maps and copper coins at that time are all antiques. I really don't bother to move the stone mushrooms from the village back. . To make it simple, write a good genealogy and remember certain things well. Take them back to ancient times and let them ferment in modern times. It is definitely more valuable than the Royal Seal. If you are praising the universe, then I didn't say it, but there will always be radiation.

I was born in China, but I yearn for the United States I finally left this land that raised me Go to the country of freedom Even if I can't go now, I will go one day I hope you can all remember my name when I go there Dongfeng 41 strategic nuclear missile

Jade seal? Bronze-like ware, a capital crime, you are a waste, you can't keep it, sand coins

There is a problem with the logic. It is a popcorn novel. It is attractive when you read it. The further you read it, the more embarrassing it becomes. The content is a bit monotonous. It is a cool article to read without thinking.

When some of you authors write books, they never think about whether the characters and personalities they write are equivalent to what follows. No wonder people in traditional literature are ashamed of it. In the article, the protagonist was a successful man with hundreds of millions of assets in his previous life. He loved culture and ancient cultural relics. What impression does this protagonist give to the reader? Middle-aged, elegant or peaceful, connotative or indifferent, not to mention calm as *, at least he has a calm, steady, mature character when things happen, right? Then, how does the author describe it later? Jumping off, impetuous. Don't tell me that I was charged an IQ tax for traveling through time.

Sun Quan's brother Sun Jian? What the hell? Isn't Sun Jian Sun Quan's father? Also, wasn't the Jade Seal given to Yuan Shu by Sun Ce in exchange for military rations?

It seems to be designed and manufactured by foreigners

If someone buys a fake painting worth thousands and then sells it to you for 10 million, you still think it's cheap, why the hell do you want 100 million? Do you think it's too much money?