Appraising Treasures Five Thousand Years in the Future

Excuse me, the operation of an item that has been thoroughly studied by experts and has been determined to be inoperable once it is in the hands of the protagonist can be said to be a coincidence twice, or it can barely be said to be a coincidence. But if this coincidence occurs many times, no one will doubt it? And if something from five thousand years ago was buried underground and it still works, wouldn't experts doubt it? And if the protagonist can explain the origin of things that were called national treasures five thousand years ago, the country has never thought of sending people to protect them? After all, the protagonist can be considered a more precious person than a national treasure.

Ahem, five thousand years have passed and you still use a broom?

The top of the keys, proud of the world, there will be a world with me as a keyboard warrior

This introduction made me laugh. . . . . .

When I saw this introduction, I wanted to laugh inexplicably.

I have never heard of genes recording life memories. As long as there are genes, the historical memories of tens of millions of years ago can be directly read through genetic technology.

The time span of this book is a bit long, and it would be difficult for someone without some science fiction skills to write follow-up chapters in 1988.

Seeing the name Wang Peng immediately made me laugh and opened the browser

The author can do it. He made me laugh. Come on, I will work hard to support you.

Commentary on Chapter 5 of "Appraising Treasures after Five Thousand Years" written by Shi Qian. This national treasure is called a mobile phone (please give me flowers).