"Chief Treasure Appraiser" Appraises treasures, people, and hearts.
Tang Yuqing has three labels: daughter of an aristocratic family, beauty with a poisonous tongue, and chief treasure appraiser. She uses the red wine she spills to teach others how to behave, and she can also taste the slightest difference in water quality using an antique cup with sweet white glaze. She has always believed in the principle that "genuine products are more reliable than men." Until the world she trusted was shattered in one fell swoop. When the coordinates of a certain place in Tibet suddenly appeared on the inner wall of the blue and white porcelain, the charity elder turned out to be the mastermind behind it. She discovered that even the subway ticket had become a criminal code.
Faced with two completely different men, how should she choose? Fang Hongzhou (archaeologist) said that every opening is a sigh of history. He taught her to read the temperature of ancient civilizations. Teng Wei (Interpol) said that the law is the bottom line, not the ceiling. He brings her face to face with the dangers of the human heart and the gray areas beyond the law. Two men bring completely different lives.
And the truth she is about to uncover goes far beyond the authenticity of a cultural relic. It was a giant web woven by generations, involving the deaths of parents, the conspiracy of an international smuggling group, and a revenge that had been carefully planned for thirty years. When the mask of the hypocrite slowly falls, Tang Yuqing must put down his prejudices and airs and pick up his mission as a guardian. This is not only about priceless antiques, but also about the almost broken history and the unfinished feelings of family and country for generations.
Concept: "Chief Treasure Appraiser" combines the heroine's career line, suspense, and feelings of family and country. Such a heroine grew up surrounded by jade jewelry and antiques. After discovering the international cultural relics smuggling conspiracy and the revenge bureau that had been carefully planned for 30 years, she put aside her high airs and prejudices and grew up to become a guardian of civilization and a defender of antiquities. This is not only about priceless antiques, but also about history and the unfinished feelings of family and country for generations.
