Whenever Shen Mu touches an antique, he sees things he shouldn't.
If he sees an image, it's genuine. If nothing happens when he touches it, it's a fake.
Thanks to this ability, he sold scrap copper he'd bought for 15 yuan for 80,000, and a broken copper brazier nobody wanted turned out to be worth 50,000.
But some things show him images that don't seem right.
A woman from the Tang dynasty is combing her hair in a mirror, but her reflection's expression doesn't match her own.
The shadow of a person kneeling before a Buddha moves out of sync with their body.
Shen Mu pulled his hand back and glanced at his fingertips.
It was a valuable find, all right. Just a little creepy.
Hu Liang loses two stars
It's okay, but this assistant is too annoying. He knows that the protagonist is capable, but he always babbles and surprises him every time he buys something. He's afraid that others won't know that you missed something, right?
Chapter 13 abandons the article. AI cannot write the feeling of an antique story. There is a lot of redundancy in writing.