Jade Eyes: I Can See the Memories of Ancient Artifacts

The overall texture of this Qing Tong Treasure Appraisal is very solid. The protagonist has the special ability to see the past of antiquities. There are no brainless tricks to pick up and miss out, and the knowledge related to antique appraisal is realistic and sophisticated. The main plot traces the old case of the Yu Dynasty Cinnabar Turtle and his missing father, interspersed with three-dimensional supporting characters such as Fan Ci and Lao Zhong. The atmosphere of the cellar suspense section is restrained. The warmth of the brother and sister and the daily life of the city are mixed with the suppressed investigation. The long-term foreshadowing echoes back and forth. The writing style is plain and not exaggerated. Readers who like cultural relics and treasure hunting combined with urban suspense are worth reading.

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