Lin Zhiwei, a female appraiser with a family background, discovered a secret note left by her father who had been missing for twelve years while appraising a Dunhuang fragment.
It was her father's unique signature, engraved on the lower right corner of the fragment, so hidden that only she could recognize it.
From then on, she was involved in the interest puzzle of the cultural relics circle.
The threat from the smuggling gang, the abnormal warning from the master, the assistance of the public security police in the investigation... All clues point to the Dunhuang cultural relics smuggling case investigated before the father disappeared.
She used the eyes of an appraiser to read traces of forgery from the moths and water stains on the scraps; she found the clues of "Crescent Spring, Cave, Three" from the archive pages left by her father; she approached the truth from one cultural relic case after another.
But she also began to wonder: Was her father's disappearance really because of the pursuit of a smuggling gang?
Or is it because... He himself is part of the "puzzle"?
The truth is sometimes crueler than lies.
But even so, she had to find it.
[Appraisal professional article + suspense investigation + unit drama structure]
[Cultural relics are witnesses of history, appraisers are the guardians of the truth]
Reader comments
As a reader, this book "The Mystery of Treasure Appraisal" can currently be rated as 8 points. The pace is slow, one chapter follows the other, from the autographs on the scraps to the Crescent Moon Spring to photos to watches, the suspense is laid out solidly - the places you thought were pitfalls turn out to be connected later, which is rare in online novels.
The appraisal of cultural relics is written very restrainedly. It is not a pile of knowledge points, but brought out through actions, so it is not tiring to read.
The emotional line is a hidden line. Shen Linyuan handed over water, lozenges, safety ropes, and half an arm's length, all of which grew naturally during the investigation of the case. There was no forced candy.
The disadvantage is that there are too many dialogues, several chapters are just sitting and analyzing the case, and there are few scenes. The emotional line is also on the slow side, and I will be greedy if I keep up with the update.
Suitable for readers who like logic and slow cooking. I chose to wait until the end of this book to read it because the clues are too dense and it is easier to forget if you break them - but if you follow up, there is something in every chapter.
The further back you look, the more flavorful it becomes
As a reader, this book "The Mystery of Treasure Appraisal" can currently be rated as 8 points. The pace is slow, one chapter follows the other, from the autographs on the scraps to the Crescent Moon Spring to photos to watches, the suspense is laid out solidly - the places you thought were pitfalls turn out to be connected later, which is rare in online novels. The appraisal of cultural relics is written very restrainedly. It is not a pile of knowledge points, but brought out through actions, so it is not tiring to read. The emotional line is a hidden line. Shen Linyuan handed over water, lozenges, safety ropes, and half an arm's length, all of which grew naturally during the investigation of the case. There was no forced candy. The disadvantage is that there are too many dialogues, several chapters are just sitting and analyzing the case, and there are few scenes. The emotional line is also on the slow side, and I will be greedy if I keep up with the update. Suitable for readers who like logic and slow cooking. I chose to wait until the end of this book to read it because the clues are too dense and it is easier to forget if you break them - but if you follow up, there is something in every chapter. The further back you look, the more flavorful it becomes
Very exciting.