Cheng Mo only took one look at the old porcelain plates that others used to pad the table legs and knew that the stall owner had suffered a big loss.
He is a descendant of the Cheng family of Taoyang. He is short-tongued and lazy, but he has a pair of eyes that can see through the glaze and distinguish forgeries from different generations. Once in Yanjing, he bought a dilapidated porcelain plate at a low price, but unexpectedly discovered the family secrets and also revealed the secret of five national treasure-level porcelains scattered overseas.
Doucai porcelain plates, underglaze red celestial sphere bottles, blue and white porcelain dishes, exquisite porcelain bowls, beauty drunken plum bottles... Each of them hides the blood debt of the Cheng family, and also leads to a trace of cultural relics spanning a century.
From Dashilan street stalls to British manors, from antique bureaus to overseas black market pursuits, what Cheng Mo has to do is not just to make a fortune, but to identify the national treasures that have been called by the wrong name one by one and take them home.
