Live Antique Appraisal: I Can See the Truth About National Treasures at a Glance

[No female lead! No romance! Pure career progression and pure thrills! Treasure appraisal + livestreaming + the ultimate national fortunes!]

Lin Mo, an unemployed office worker with nowhere else to turn, wandered into Panjiayuan and picked up a broken bowl for five yuan.

The whole internet laughed at him for being crazy, until Professor Wang from the Palace Museum appraised it on the spot: a Northern Song Ru ware bowl with a sky-blue glaze, worth 87 million!

No one knew that Lin Mo had awakened the [National Treasure Eye].

In his eyes, every antique automatically revealed its age, value, historical story, and hidden compartments!

From that day on, Panjiayuan had a new legend.

A stone trough used to feed pigs? A fragment of the Six Steeds of the Zhaoling Mausoleum from the Tang dynasty!

A jar used to pickle vegetables? A Yuan dynasty blue-and-white piece with copper-red glaze, sold for 120 million!

A bronze Buddha casually handed over by a viewer? A Tang dynasty gilt Buddha: a crooked dealer had swindled its owner out of 100,000!

He started livestreaming his appraisals and gained ten million followers overnight, becoming the internet's hottest appraisal master.

He outmaneuvered crooked antique dealers, brought down gangs of tomb raiders, ventured into underground black markets, and intercepted national treasures about to be smuggled abroad.

He also took billions of viewers from his livestream around the world, reclaiming, one by one, the Chinese national treasures looted and held by the British Museum, the Louvre, and private collectors!

The twelve zodiac animal heads from the Old Summer Palace, Dunhuang manuscripts, fragments of Along the River During the Qingming Festival...

When Lin Mo stood in the Louvre and pointed at the dragon head in a glass case, saying, “This belongs to China. Now give it back to us,”

the whole world trembled!