Su Chen runs an antique shop that is on the verge of bankruptcy. The old shop left by his father is about to be taken away by the bank. His girlfriend turns away because she dislikes being poor and prefers being rich. Her peers take the opportunity to add insult to injury.
Just when he was desperate, the [God-level Treasure Appraisal System] was successfully bound.
Broken porcelain pieces, rusty copper coins, and inconspicuous old wooden boxes are all garbage in the eyes of others, but in Su Chen's eyes, they can clearly show the true age, restoration plan, and market valuation.
"The remains of a Ru kiln from the Song Dynasty, valued at 780,000."
"A blue and white fragment from Chenghua in the Ming Dynasty, worth three million after restoration."
"The Tianhuang seal, which is regarded as an imitation, is actually an old collection of the Qing palace."
From then on, Su Chen started by picking up leaks from street stalls, and along the way he exposed fakes, slapped fake experts in the face, and toured the antique market.
He picked up the rags that others missed and turned them into treasures.
Others thought he was crazy, but he had quietly accumulated a net worth of hundreds of millions.
