Archaeologist Wang Keying fell back to 1975 and became a "landlord's son" who was about to be sold.
Her mother died of illness and her grandmother was cruel. She fled Hong Kong overnight with her jade pendant space.
While stowing away at night, he was knocked unconscious by the car of a wealthy young man from Hong Kong Island.
After waking up, she pretended to have lost her memory and turned red-eyed to the cold shipping tycoon Chen Jiawan:
"Brother, don't let me go..."
From then on, everyone in Hong Kong knew that the third master of the Chen family had picked up an orphan girl from the mainland and pampered her lawlessly.
She lives in a mansion in the middle of the mountain, wears high-end clothing, and goes to St. Paul's Girls' School.
Everyone laughed at her for being the "Mainland girl" from Pangaozhi, until——
The rags she picked up unexpectedly turned out to be Zigang Yu from the Ming Dynasty;
The "fake paintings" she identified fetched sky-high prices at Sotheby's;
She relied on her archaeological knowledge from her previous life to become the youngest female collector in Hong Kong.
Even Mr. Chen couldn't help but push her in front of the antique rack with a deep look in his eyes:
"What I picked up is not just a sister, but also a little ancestor?"
Reader comments
I like the subject matter, but there are a lot of things I don't understand after about seventy chapters. At the beginning, the heroine must cling to the hero. Maybe there is no foreshadowing. I don't feel that there is any necessity. After being hit, she must be someone else's sister. In fact, it is quite good to live her own life after receiving compensation. I have this question, but there is not enough foreshadowing. It would be more reasonable if more dangers after coming to Hong Kong are depicted to make the heroine feel that she cannot survive alone. Also, the heroine is very angry when the hero sends someone to protect or monitor her. Is the heroine that close to the hero's family? Why is she angry? Does she completely trust the male protagonist? She clearly knows how much she has concealed. How can you ask others to trust you when you have not been honest with yourself? What's more, it was actually this group of surveillance people who saved the female protagonist in time. The disputes and emotional outbursts between the male and female protagonists here are a little misfired. The male protagonist said that he was projecting his sister's feelings onto the female protagonist, but I didn't feel how much he cared about the female protagonist. Neither of them felt that they particularly cared about each other. They got into an inexplicable quarrel and made inexplicable confessions. And the heroine is really a little fool. She was told that there was a danger, but she still went to the Wenwan Street where there were many people. After being rescued, she still quarreled with the male protagonist. I don't quite understand where her confidence lies. Aren't you afraid that the male protagonist will get angry and ignore her?
The writing is actually pretty good, and the portrayal of the heroine appraising treasures is also pretty good.
Personally, I think the plot is quite good. The heroine has made some efforts to survive. All kinds of psychological games are normal and there is no embarrassment. (If you can tolerate the pitfalls of the name, you can still make it)
Just looking at it, the doctor actually knew his name when he was in the hospital for the first time before the heroine said her name. Later, on the eve of going to school, he told the hero that he could not remember the past and only remembered some one-sided things. As a result, the tutor called her Miss Wang when he came, and he didn't know where he knew it [Thinking][Thinking]
It's very beautiful, but the author stopped updating it a lot [crying]
It's super beautiful, and the author's writing style is also very fluent. Does the author study archeology and cultural relics? I have never seen this type of film, I would love to see more [send my heart][send my heart]
It's already tied, I'm just waiting for it to be updated soon [crying] [crying] [crying] It's quite delicate. After all, it's a novel world and there's no need to pursue it. I look forward to my brother chasing his sister [admiration]
It's beautiful and the author's writing is very good. I want to marry the author back home [lick screen]
It's extremely well written. The author has great archeology skills. Thank you very much.
[Sending Hearts][Sending Hearts] I like the male and female protagonists very much, I hope they won't collapse in the future
The current progress of equalizing is very attractive to me. Whether it's Keying's archaeological career or his relationship with Chen Jiawan, Jiawan should be almost sure of his feelings now [shy][shy]
What's the age difference?
Super invincible, very beautiful
Beautiful, well written
It's pretty cool, but I don't know how old the male and female protagonists are. The archeology content in it is professional, and the heroine doesn't have many cheats. The male and female protagonists are very realistic.
I like the subject matter, but there are a lot of things I don't understand after about seventy chapters. At the beginning, the heroine must cling to the hero. Maybe there is no foreshadowing. I don't feel that there is any necessity. After being hit, she must be someone else's sister. In fact, it is quite good to live her own life after receiving compensation. I have this question, but there is not enough foreshadowing. It would be more reasonable if more dangers after coming to Hong Kong are depicted to make the heroine feel that she cannot survive alone. Also, the heroine is very angry when the hero sends someone to protect or monitor her. Is the heroine that close to the hero's family? Why is she angry? Does she completely trust the male protagonist? She clearly knows how much she has concealed. How can you ask others to trust you when you have not been honest with yourself? What's more, it was actually this group of surveillance people who saved the female protagonist in time. The disputes and emotional outbursts between the male and female protagonists here are a little misfired. The male protagonist said that he was projecting his sister's feelings onto the female protagonist, but I didn't feel how much he cared about the female protagonist. Neither of them felt that they particularly cared about each other. They got into an inexplicable quarrel and made inexplicable confessions. And the heroine is really a little fool. She was told that there was a danger, but she still went to the Wenwan Street where there were many people. After being rescued, she still quarreled with the male protagonist. I don't quite understand where her confidence lies. Aren't you afraid that the male protagonist will get angry and ignore her? The writing is actually pretty good, and the portrayal of the heroine appraising treasures is also pretty good.
Personally, I think the plot is quite good. The heroine has made some efforts to survive. All kinds of psychological games are normal and there is no embarrassment. (If you can tolerate the pitfalls of the name, you can still make it) Just looking at it, the doctor actually knew his name when he was in the hospital for the first time before the heroine said her name. Later, on the eve of going to school, he told the hero that he could not remember the past and only remembered some one-sided things. As a result, the tutor called her Miss Wang when he came, and he didn't know where he knew it [Thinking][Thinking]
It's very beautiful, but the author stopped updating it a lot [crying]
It's super beautiful, and the author's writing style is also very fluent. Does the author study archeology and cultural relics? I have never seen this type of film, I would love to see more [send my heart][send my heart]
It's already tied, I'm just waiting for it to be updated soon [crying] [crying] [crying] It's quite delicate. After all, it's a novel world and there's no need to pursue it. I look forward to my brother chasing his sister [admiration]
It's beautiful and the author's writing is very good. I want to marry the author back home [lick screen]
It's extremely well written. The author has great archeology skills. Thank you very much.
[Sending Hearts][Sending Hearts] I like the male and female protagonists very much, I hope they won't collapse in the future
The current progress of equalizing is very attractive to me. Whether it's Keying's archaeological career or his relationship with Chen Jiawan, Jiawan should be almost sure of his feelings now [shy][shy]
What's the age difference?
Super invincible, very beautiful
Beautiful, well written
It's pretty cool, but I don't know how old the male and female protagonists are. The archeology content in it is professional, and the heroine doesn't have many cheats. The male and female protagonists are very realistic.
Good looking. Already serialized