Introduction
Others rely on their eyesight to identify treasures, but Chen Qiao relies on touch.
After working as an apprentice in Panjiayuan for eight months, he had never told anyone that when he encountered real old objects, he could see the memory of the previous owner. Three seconds of footage. The cost is a headache.
On this day, Master collected a batch of used goods from the demolition of old houses, worth 500 yuan. When he opened the fourth cardboard box, he found a copper incense burner. Here comes the picture: under the kerosene lamp, a man in a long gown is sealing a hole in the wall. A piece of burnt paper fell out of the furnace, with eight words written on it - the thing has been hidden, don't think about it, don't look for it.
The next day, someone came to the store to inquire about the incense burner.
Chen Qiao decided to keep the things for himself to investigate. He followed the scrawled clues in his notebook - from Panjiayuan to the abandoned warehouse in Tianjin's British Concession, from Lao Xu's stall in the ghost market to the moon gate of Liulichang's old house. The deeper he chases, the more he discovers that he is looking for more than just a group of cultural relics that have been missing for eighty years. And the whereabouts of that person. And that person's ability is the same as him.
[Treasure Appraisal + Republic of China Suspense + Super Powers + Cultural Relics Retrieval, Realistic, No System, No Gold Finger, Slow Burning]
