I Asked You to Identify Treasures, but You Just Stabbed the Fake Nest?

The new book "Cangmingdu-The Medical Concubine Helps the Sick Bones" is being released simultaneously. Welcome to follow and subscribe to avoid getting lost! The day Lin Yan awakened the "Everything Identification" system, all he could think about was having a happy life in the antique street - after all, he could see through the authenticity of treasures while lying down, so who would bother to bother scrolling through them? Looking at the "Ming Dynasty official kiln porcelain vase" held out by the boss, the system popped up a prompt: [The year is correct, but the instructions for use of modern microwave ovens are engraved on the inner wall, it is recommended not to use it to heat leftovers]; looking at the beauty coming from the next stall, another line of words popped up: [98 points for beauty in the prosperous age, but unfortunately I stayed up late last night to play games, and the dark circles under my eyes held me back at 85 points]. He thought life was just an open-book exam, until he caught a glimpse of a dusty "jade seal" in the corner of a street stall. This time the system was not joking, and the red warning made his eyes ache: [Jade Seal of the State (fake), forgery method: quantum rubbing; forger: "Fake Maze" organization; emergency reminder: This object is connected to three lost national treasures, and the authentic ones will be smuggled out of the country within three days! The leisurely days were completely ruined. Lin Yan was "invited" to join the National Cultural Relics Protection Project, and the magnifying glass in his hand was replaced with clues to track the national treasure. From then on, he was able to expose his opponents' "sky-high-priced fakes" at auctions; in the secret rooms of ancient tombs, he relied on the system to crack the traps set up by the counterfeiting gangs; and even in the appraisal conferences broadcast live around the world, he could reveal the international counterfeiting gangs on the spot. Others rely on experience to identify treasures, but Lin Yan relies on "scanning codes" - after all, his eyes are the ruler to measure authenticity.