Li Chen obtained the Appraisal System, which could identify the origins and value of any item.
It could also buy items back from him.
So Li Chen began hunting for bargains at antique and secondhand markets, searching for treasures at flower-and-bird markets, and even keeping an eye out for secondhand and thirdhand furniture, cars, and houses.
He found a book at a bargain price, only to discover a manuscript by Zhang Ailing tucked inside!
He picked up a casual painting by Zhang Daqian, and collectors came rushing to buy it!
He found a jade pot once used by the Kangxi Emperor, and collectors from China and abroad flocked to bid for it!
There were also all kinds of stones, walnuts, pearls, and shells, as well as raw jadeite and old timber...
Gold, silver, and jade objects; writing brushes, ink, paper, and inkstones; rare books and ancient texts...
With the System's help, Li Chen found priceless antiques and curios at markets throughout the city and easily added the treasures to his collection.
Then one day, he dug up lost ancient texts and paintings, along with exquisite jade objects from various dynasties, in a desolate courtyard.
Among them was a set of bronzeware that stunned the entire country!
How come such a beautiful book has such low review stars???!
Mr. Tang is just a senior in the antiques circle, and it is useless for the male protagonist to use him as his backer.
I've read Chapter 31 so far, but I can't stand it any more. It's really vulgar, and the writing is terrible, and I can't see the fun part of it.
Great book! Super exciting!