I Inherited a Transmigrator’s Legacy

Name: I Inherited a Transmigrator’s Legacy
Author: Wordsmith

我继承了穿越者的遗产

by Wordsmith (码字工匠)

Status: Completed
Length: 222k Words
Genre: Urban
Subgenre: Urban High-Concept
Updated: 1y ago
Source: Fanqie

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Synopsis

[Livestreamed antique appraisal + inherited fortune + lighthearted comedy + multiple heroines]

Recently, large-scale demonstrations have broken out in several parts of Neon, protesting that a Chinese collector surnamed Zhao possesses one of Neon’s national treasures.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs lodged a protest with China through diplomatic channels, claiming the Neon treasure held by the collector had been taken out of the country illegally and requesting China’s assistance in recovering it.

A spokesperson for China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs responded today that the cultural relic in question had been obtained legally, and that Neon’s claims were unfounded. The spokesperson urged Neon to “examine historical issues objectively and fairly, and avoid politicizing cultural exchange.”

Kyodo News, Tokyo, February 4.

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This book is also known as: “Archaeology in My Own Home,” “My Grandfather the Transmigrator,” and “So the Heavenly Palace Was in My House All Along.”

It wasn’t until after his grandfather passed away that Zhao Bing learned the truth: his grandfather was a transmigrator who could travel freely through time and space. Any one of the inheritance his grandfather left behind was enough to shock the world.

P.S. The treasures in this book include, but are not limited to, antiques from across the ages, such as the Preface to the Orchid Pavilion, Japan’s Three Sacred Treasures, and Buddha’s relics.

P.S. There is no guarantee that every female character in this book is a virgin or that the protagonist will win them all over.

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