In the winter of 1976, Shougang worker Zheng Chunsheng opened his eyes from the flames of a boiler explosion - he was reborn into an era when cultural relics were covered in dust.
The copper lumps in the scrap yard are copper paperweights from the Han Dynasty. The broken wooden boxes in the corner of the warehouse contain imperial engravings from the Qing Dynasty. Even the old mandarin jackets from the second-hand clothing factory are relics from the Kangxi period. In his previous life, he had only touched a few imitations in his entire life. In this life, he holds the "Prophet" script in hand, and he should retrieve the treasures scattered among the people one by one!
But there are also a lot of troubles: Cha Weidong, a young boy, is greedy for his good luck and tries to trip him up in every possible way. Japanese woman Matsushima Nao pretends to be gentle and wants to smuggle cultural relics out of the country. Liu San, a gangster in the alley, blocks him with a steel pipe to steal antiques.
Zheng Chunsheng smiled as he tapped his fingertips on the small blue and white jar he had just picked out from the scrap pile - although the "Made in the Kangxi Year" on the bottom of the jar was vague, the glaze color had an old flavor. In this life, the left hand protects the treasure and the right hand beats the scum. Under the pomegranate tree in the courtyard are piles of collections donated to the country. Standing beside him is Liu Lu who understands him - no one wants to let the things of the ancestors go to waste!
Reader comments
Looks good and learned a lot of knowledge
You wrote a treasure-appraisal novel as if it were a spy story.
Looks good and learned a lot of knowledge
You wrote a treasure-appraisal novel as if it were a spy story.