Zang Que, a poor graduate of the history department, was cheated out of 100,000 yuan by his cheating girlfriend and the owner of an antique shop. He bought a 20-yuan piece of fake porcelain. When he bumped his head against an ancient jade, he accidentally awakened the [eye of traceability]. Whenever he encounters an object, he can see its entire past: the manufacturing process, circulation experience, hidden compartments, and even the address of the treasure buried by the previous owner.
He picked up old Qing Dynasty Dzi beads that others threw away as trash and sold them for 300,000 yuan;
A broken porcelain bowl that someone else thought was a fake was confirmed on the spot to be a genuine Ru kiln product worth half a billion yuan;
Experts said that old wooden boxes from rural areas were worthless. He opened the mezzanine and found the Yuanmingyuan treasure map that had been lost overseas;
Ex-girlfriend is crying and begging to get back together? Zang Que directly pressed her face against the fake porcelain: Are you worthy?
Pseudo-experts question his lack of knowledge? Zang Que reported on the spot the time when the cultural relic was fired, the place where it was found, and the names of its previous owners, and he defeated the other party until his reputation was ruined.
In the end, Zang Que relied on his eye for traceability to miss thousands of folk national treasures and recover hundreds of cultural relics lost overseas, becoming the youngest national expert in cultural relic appraisal in history. His private collection is as good as half of the provincial museums.
