
The Eye of Antiquities: From Shop Assistant to Master Appraiser
鉴古之瞳:从伙计到鉴宝宗师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 296k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
120Chapters
4Reads
7.0Score
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The story is warm and healing, the writing style is delicate and moving, and the words are full of fireworks. The characters are realistic and full, and the emotions are sincere and not artificial. Reading this book makes people feel calm and healing. The plot is close to life, there are no clichés, every story touches people's hearts, and the more you read, the more interesting it becomes. The author writes with care and is worth reading carefully. It is suitable for readers who like warm novels. "The Eyes of Appreciation of Ancient Times" is about appraisal and even more about trust. Lu Ming started by picking up the fragments of the Ru kiln left by his father from the Gusu Ghost Market, and then walked all the way to the bamboo building in the Golden Triangle, where he blindfolded himself and found out the authenticity of ten artifacts. His pupil technique is a talent, but it is also a crutch - he relies too much on the "seeing" eye, but forgets that his fingers are more honest than his eyes. Ajahn Peng's bowed head, Song Zhiyuan's mask, and Zhou Fuhai's three imitations, all tests forced him to put down his crutches and truly touch the world with his hands. "There are scars to be real" is the title of the whole book. The scratches on the edge of the Ru kiln plate, the scars on Lu Ming's fingertips, the scars on the old locust tree - all imperfect traces are true proof. Perfection is often fake, only the one with scars is real. The father-son line is another backbone. Lu Qingshan worked undercover for ten years, exchanging one eye for evidence; Lu Ming went from looking for his father to understanding his father, and finally became a father. The red bean porridge in the backyard of Guanbaozhai, the sweet-scented osmanthus candy wrappers in Caizhizhai, and the purple clay teapot with a chipped mouth. These small fireworks made a story about national treasures, smuggling, and identification come true - go home. If you like stories that are slow-burning but have staying power, this book won't disappoint you.
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The author's writing is good and the plot is exciting!
The main story tasks highlight the theme and the plot is okay.
The rhythm of the plot is not sluggish, and it attracted me throughout the whole process.
The language is smooth and natural, reads well, and the details are rich.
The rhythm of the story is well controlled and makes it comfortable to watch.
Rich imagination, good writing, sincere emotions, and well-handled details
The logic is clear and the plot development is unexpectedly good.
The plot design is novel, the characters are distinctive, and they are beautiful to watch.