I Put My Famous Sword Up for Appraisal, and They Say It's a Death Sentence!

Is it illegal for someone to inherit it for two thousand years?

I hope you don't hand it over, it's better to open a museum exhibition yourself.

What I hate the most is that the country binds the people to individuals, and why should I hand over my personal belongings to the country? I want to have everything in my hands.

If you have cultural relics, just issue a possession certificate. There are so many collectors in China, but I have never seen one of them shot.

Bronze = sitting on the bottom of the prison Before the Tang Dynasty, during the important six years, private people could trade but could not leave the country. Those from the Northern Song Dynasty and below can be traded, but those who are too famous cannot be traded.

Brothers, I'm a little curious. If the treasure passed down from my family is a national treasure, can I destroy it?

If you want to write a good book, I suggest you read more books and show your IQ without blocking your head with anything. There is a saying that if the cerebellum is not fully developed, the brain is not developed at all.

The subject matter is good, but the author can't grasp it well. The soup is clear and watery, suitable for novices.

It's just a sword. Except for people in the antique circle who love antiques, there really aren't many people who engage in such a big fight for a sword. Are there not enough top-notch national treasures now? Some are as good as this sword, but it's not even three minutes hot.

Author, you have just over thirty chapters and they are so short. What should you do after it is published?