Jin Feng, a treasure-appraisal prodigy of a generation, devoted half his life to safeguarding the Chinese cultural heritage, recognizing Qin steles, Zhou Yi, and protecting bronzes and blue flowers. However, he was betrayed by his brothers, betrayed by his lover, pushed into the deep sea by a smuggling gang, and died with hatred.
Once he was reborn, he returned to the time when he was twenty years old and in despair, with only three dollars and fifty cents in his pocket, living in a dilapidated rental house, but he returned with decades of treasure-appraisal skills from his previous life. He has an insight into the tricks of the antique industry, has recorded the whereabouts of treasures in the world, and has seen through the sinister nature of people's hearts.
Collections in the prosperous age are full of leaks and pits. In the ghost market in the early morning, he picked up a Xuande furnace from the Qing Dynasty for a dollar and made the first pot of gold in a night's counterattack; on the antique street, he exposed the fraud scam and slapped the snobbish and profiteers in the face; in the old houses in the deep alleys and in the wild markets on the outskirts of the city, he searched for ancient bronzes and beautiful jade handed down from ancient times, and opened "Shouwenxuan" step by step, adhering to the original intention of the cultural heritage.
Faced with cultural relics smugglers who colluded with foreign enemies, he refused to give in; faced with the important national treasures that had wandered in a foreign land, he fought tooth and nail to recover them. With his peerless eyesight as a blade and sincerity as a shield, he cut off the black chain of smuggling, settled the grudges of the past life, and counterattacked from a penniless grassroots to a powerful treasure appraisal giant at home and abroad. He let Chinese treasures shine in the world, single-handedly stirred up the global antique landscape, and wrote a passionate legend of rebirth and treasure protection.
