[System, golden finger, play the pig to eat the tiger, veteran, invincible, handing everything over to the state, secret identities/multiple identities, workplace/business warfare]
I promise: no padding, no bad endings, and no dumbed-down characters.
The plot is tightly reasoned, the characters are intelligent, and patriotic dedication to the nation blends perfectly with the thrill of business success.
The early stages feature treasure appraisal and face-slapping, the middle stages bring official cooperation, and the later stages involve great-power rivalry. Each phase brings a clear escalation of conflict.
If you're tired of brainless rich-guy fantasies and face-slapping that makes the characters look stupid, this book is worth your time.
The author is committed to quality and asks readers to show their support with trust.
It seemed like a run-of-the-mill System-powered treasure appraisal novel, but who would have thought the protagonist would... hand every single treasure over to the state?
Veteran Lin Feng opens a junkyard and activates a god-tier appraisal System, finding one bargain after another. A Qing dynasty rosewood chair sells for 108,000 yuan. Business as usual.
But when he discovers plans for a 7nm lithography machine among the electronic junk he bought for 500 yuan, he doesn't keep quiet about it. He calls the Ministry of State Security directly.
Twenty minutes later, four plainclothes agents show up. That night, he's rewarded with five million yuan and access to official encrypted communications.
Now that's what you call the bigger picture!
A military codebook from the Republic of China era, a lost metallurgical formula, top-secret military components... Every piece of junk he hands over to the state causes a sensation.
And the best part is, a mysterious organization has its eye on him. An anonymous text warns, "Someone's looking for that batch of stuff." Foreign spies and black-market arms dealers are all making their moves in secret.
On the surface, he's a streetwise junkyard owner. In reality, he's an undercover intelligence agent working for the state. The contrast between those identities, the suspenseful plot: it's impossible to stop reading!
