Name: Siheyuan: From Antiques Collector to the World’s Richest Man
Author: The Scarlet Age

Synopsis

He Yusheng transmigrates to the 1960s and becomes He Yuzhu's younger brother, the third son of the He family!

From the start, he has a sign-in System, a spirit spring dimension, and unlimited storage space.

With a System at his disposal, there's no point in getting into petty squabbles with the beasts in the courtyard. That would be no fun at all.

The right way is to seize the moment and ride the tide of the times.

Besides, in an era when antiques and cultural relics are worth next to nothing, even casually finding a hidden treasure can make you rich.

Rare stamps like the first-edition Big Dragon stamp and the Red Revenue One Dollar, the king of Chinese stamps!

Rare coins like the Yuan Shikai silver dollar and the Qianlong Imperial Blessing gold coin!

Blue-and-white Yuan dynasty vases, Chenghua doucai chicken cups from the Ming dynasty...

When the winds of reform and opening up begin to blow, He Yusheng builds his own private museum. Only then do people realize that he has amassed countless antiques and collectibles!

Before anyone realizes it, He Yusheng has gone from collecting antiques to reaching the very top of the world!

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175Chapters

970Reads · 30 days

164.4kReads · all time

5.6Score

336Listens

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