[Livestreaming + Appraisal + Entertainment Industry + Everyone's Favorite + Patriotic Feel-Good Story]
“Uncle, your family heirloom is made of glass. You can get it online for 9.9 yuan with free shipping!”
Xie Xinghe, once a three-time Best Actor, was branded a “cultural relic killer” and forced to take his three-and-a-half-year-old daughter on an antiques appraisal show. Online haters tuned in, waiting for a laugh. Instead, little Xie Mianmian stunned everyone on the livestream, exposing a top-tier star's fake antiques on the spot!
Xie Mianmian is the spirit of the Imperial Jade Seal, blessed with a “truth-telling” buff and the ability to understand the voices of cultural relics! What looks like junk to everyone else has plenty to say to her:
A blue-and-white porcelain plum vase shrieks, “Help! That bald expert's hands are sweaty. Disgusting!”
A battered painting in the corner of a street stall sobs, “I'm A Thousand Li of Rivers and Mountains! I've been rolled up for a hundred years. I'm going moldy!”
Even a cool young man, the Sword of Goujian, King of Yue, takes human form out of thin air and kneels on one knee. “Your Majesty, I pay my respects! Anyone who dares bully you will be cut down!”
From being mocked by the entire internet to having the whole country kneel and call her “Little Ancestress,” from finding treasures at street stalls to sweeping overseas auction houses, recovering the twelve zodiac animal heads, and salvaging sunken ships from the deep... Watch as the three-and-a-half-year-old “empress” and her put-upon actor dad expose fake experts, whip the entertainment industry into shape, and bring China's treasures home from abroad!
A top comment from a viewer: “Don't ask. Our Mianmian grows up on the power of people's wishes!”
The writing is confusing. Except for the heroine, who is a bit better, there is no normal person in it. The pseudo-human beings are just visual. Most likely it's Ai Wen
The protagonist surrenders to the country at every turn 👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎
I don't understand what happened to Mianmian, the Imperial Seal Ling, or what happened?