The day Pei Zhao was banned by the entire industry, he only had 83 yuan left with him.
Fourteen months ago, he refused to sign the fake appraisal report and went from being the youngest appraiser of Hengyue Assets to a food deliveryman on the streets of Chengdu. The soles of three pairs of shoes are worn out, and the daily income is not enough to pay a fine.
Until two o'clock in the morning, he picked up a wrong version of the Republic of China copper coin that everyone regarded as a fake at the Shuangxianqiao Antique Market.
A frame appeared in front of him that only he could see:
True market value: 12,000 yuan.
It only took him twelve hours to go from eighty-three yuan to twelve thousand yuan.
It only took him one month to go from picking up stuff at a street stall to being a guest at the auction house.
It only took him one year to go from being removed from the "blacklist" of the industry to "Zhuishi Capital" that stirred up the appraisal industry in Southwest China.
Huo Tingshen said when he tore up his report: "You are not worthy of this industry."
Now Pei Zhao wants to return this sentence word by word.
"You say I'm worthless? Then let me show you what it means to be valuable."
