The whole network was shocked! Anchor Li Changan broadcast "Scientific Health Preservation" online, but netizens found out that all he used were "Antiques of the Republic of China"? !
The cup for making tea is a priceless [Ruihexiang boutique]!
The inkstone used for calligraphy practice is actually the "posthumous work of the inkstone master"!
Even the handkerchief used to wipe sweat looks like [an original piece of Su embroidery from a famous lady]!
I, Li Changan, the ancestor of the Golden Elixir who has lived for 125 years, just want to live broadcast in a low-key manner to accumulate [Wish Power] to break through the Nascent Soul. How come I have become the subject of online archaeology across the entire network? !
Collectors are excited, anti-counterfeiting kings are furious, and officials are watching with eager eyes!
Seeing that I can no longer hide the old photos in the same frame with historical celebrities, my vest as a "scientific anchor" is as thin as a cicada! Help! If the broadcast continues, the identity of the immortal cultivator will no longer be hidden!
Reader comments
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It's a good idea, I suggest you read another book. The protagonist should be a young man who has just entered Taoism and has a hundred-year-old golden elixir cultivation level which is really inappropriate. You want to express joining the world, joining the world does not make you a mortal. This is the first time I have seen a monk in the Jindan stage wearing reading glasses. It's really a process of repairing and picking up at the same time. It was originally a transcendent and partial expression of price reduction. Just like a billionaire adding a few extra fried dough sticks to his breakfast to show others how rich he is, it's so incomprehensible. The idea of live streaming to collect beliefs, break the realm and cultivate immortality is really good.
Nice idea,