[Hilarious transmigration to the Xia dynasty + an antiques dealer’s outrageous schemes] A fake antiques peddler, Hao Jian, is knocked back to the Xia dynasty by a genuine antique. The lighter, cellphone, and firecrackers in his pockets become “overpowered technology” that leaves the locals helpless! Fooling primitive people? Basic stuff, don’t make a fuss! He breaks up human sacrifices with square dancing, passes off a fake bronze goblet to get tax exemptions, and turns the Nine Tripods into mystery boxes for the nobility to spend big on... From tribal tycoon to royal-capital charlatan, he trades fakes for real antiques and lures craftsmen in with the promise of “996 blessings.” He even turns Shaokang’s restoration of the dynasty into a venture-capital project! With genuine Xia antiques piled high in his home, a rift in time and space opens. Will he return to become a legendary auctioneer and a hopeless loser, or stay and rule from behind the scenes? Hao Jian: “I want it all!” See how a crooked merchant uses outrageous schemes to write an unconventional tale of “civilization upgrading” in primitive society! (Note: The Xia dynasty figures and events in this book are imaginative retellings based on legend and literature, not historical fact. A lighthearted, laugh-out-loud read, just for fun!)
