Goldfinger: visual representation of the shelf life of cultural relics (red = about to be damaged, green = repairable and value-added)
Story synopsis:
Chen Fan, a security guard at the museum, accidentally acquired a treasure-appraisal eye and discovered that the treasure in the museum was a fake (with only 3 days left before its shelf life), exposing the expert's scam. In the antique market, I bought Ding kiln porcelain pieces for 50 yuan (with a shelf life of 1,000 years). After restoration, they sold for a whopping price of 1 billion. Assisted the police to crack down on transnational cultural relic smuggling cases, and eventually became a master of national treasure restoration and established the world's largest private museum.
Cool point dense area:
- During the live treasure appraisal, it was pointed out that an expert's "ancestral jade pendant" was a fake produced last week
- Using laser repair technology to perfectly restore the broken "Yuan Qinghua", shocking the world
- A gang of tomb robbers threatened, and Chen Fan summoned the "Guardian Spirit of Cultural Relics" (an artifact spirit generated by repaired cultural relics) to fight back.
Reader comments
Why can't we write it down-to-earth? We have to make some fantasy content. This is destroying cultural relics in the name of protecting cultural relics.
Why can't we write it down-to-earth? We have to make some fantasy content. This is destroying cultural relics in the name of protecting cultural relics.