In 2025, Chen Mo, a top antique appraiser, committed suicide due to a mistake that caused a fire in the museum. When he opened his eyes again, he was reborn as himself in 1990, when he was a senior in the Department of Archeology and was about to be expelled from academia.
This time, he brought with him the memories of the next thirty-five years, and unexpectedly awakened the two powers of "Jianzhen Eye" and "Jade Heart Psychic" during his internship in a Han tomb. Exiled from the system? He turned around and entered the world of antiques. He started by picking up a leak from the Qianlong official kiln in Baxian Temple for 5 yuan, and traveled to Luoyang, Kaifeng, Ruili, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Paris, New York... He used Internet investment to build an amulet network and made lasting friends with the Rockefeller family.
He never controlled technology companies, but only used his status as a shareholder in exchange for travel convenience and the protection of connections; he did not pursue huge profits, but only used the concept of "civilized dialogue" to exchange for the lost overseas animal heads of the Old Summer Palace, Dunhuang suicide notes, and loose pages of "Yongle Dian". In 1996, the "Mo Zhai" opened, and in 2008, the "Mo Zang" museum was completed. He eventually became a "civilian diplomat" in the global cultural relics community.
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Not bad, a bit realistic
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Not bad, not bad. It tastes good and spicy. The more you look at it, the better it looks.
The story attracts people and makes you want to continue following it. For online articles, especially long ones, the story comes first, the writing second, and the structure third.