Odd Jobs on Antique Street: I Found Treasures and Became a Billionaire

He was just a lowly odd-job worker at an antiques mall, with his wages docked by the owner and sneers from everyone around him.

Then a rusty coin cut his finger, and he suddenly gained the ability to see the "aura" swirling around antiques.

A rotten piece of wood propping up a table turned out to be sunken golden-thread nanmu worth millions. A chipped bowl used to feed chickens was a Qing Dynasty blue-and-white bowl decorated with entwining branches. When everyone laughed at a painting as a "fake," he spent his entire fortune to buy it, only to reveal it as an authentic work by Tang Yin!

From 650,000 yuan to 5 billion, from a poor kid everyone bullied to a master collector who made the great antique families bow their heads in defeat.

From finding hidden treasures and gambling on jade to restoring national treasures and recovering lost animal-head sculptures, what he reclaimed in life wasn't just overlooked treasure, but the roots of five thousand years of civilization.

This novel has a golden finger, treasure-hunting and face-slapping, jade-gambling comebacks, and battles to protect cultural treasures. The thrills come thick and fast, with a hook in every chapter. Once you start reading, you won't be able to stop.