Antique Appraisal: The CEO Forces Me to Sign a Contract of Servitude from the Start

Ye Fan was just a poor young man who rode a tricycle collecting scrap, but one day he smashed the “family heirloom” of Shen Muxue, the icy CEO, right in the street.

Faced with a claim for tens of millions, Ye Fan sneered and pointed at the shards on the ground. “This broken bowl is worth ten yuan at most. Asking for a penny more is robbery!”

Furious, Shen Muxue laughed coldly and threw down an IOU for ten million, forcing Ye Fan to sign a “contract of servitude” and work at her auction house to pay off the debt.

She had planned to take the opportunity to torment this country bumpkin who spouted nothing but nonsense, but gradually realized that things were getting utterly ridiculous.

When it came to national treasures that authoritative experts had certified as genuine, Ye Fan needed only one glance to pinpoint their flaws, publicly face-slapping the auction house’s leading experts.

The scrap metal he casually picked up from junkyards became, with a little repair, peerless one-of-a-kind treasures that the richest tycoons fought over!

Then one day, the magnates of the global antique empire, worth trillions, all knelt before Ye Fan and cried out for Master Ghost Hand to emerge from seclusion.

The aloof CEO panicked completely. “You were supposed to work off your debt. How did you become a legend in the world of treasure appraisal?”