Divine Eyes for Appraising Treasures: A Pawnshop's X-Ray Vision

Being humiliated in public and having a porcelain bottle smashed, Lin Xuan, a clerk at the pawn shop, had a sudden change in his eyes in a desperate situation, and he could actually see the centuries-old memories hidden in antiques! With this pair of [All-Seeing Eyes], he exposed a shocking scam on the spot, and picked up a mysterious blood ring on a street stall, but was targeted by the mastermind behind it... The counterattack had just begun, and the murderous intention was coming. The first chapter is full of high energy, the rhythm is explosive, you are immersed when you click it, and you can't stop at all! Chapter 20, this chapter ends with a thrilling auction showdown, bringing the "Trial of Juedangku" to a perfect end. The author cleverly writes the bidding of cultural relics as a psychological offensive and defensive battle. Lin Xuan shows amazing growth from passively entering the game to actively breaking the game. The triple reversals at the climax (Boss Wu betrays the enemy, the Shen family keeps secrets, and the police shut down the net) are intertwined and full of excitement. Zhou Muyun's arrest is not the end. Zhou Tianxiong's invitation reunites like clouds, sublimating personal grudges into a duel between two generations of ideals. The setting of the Jade Cong Fusion to detoxify not only solves the current crisis, but also reveals the greater mystery of the "Kowloon Qi Gathering Bureau". The ending is clean and neat, and the suspense is accurately delivered. It can be regarded as a model for the final chapter of the volume. Readers and friends who like it can chat about your views in the comment area. If you like the author, give it a like. Thank you all.

A very nice book.