There's a Museum in My House

Chapter 4: After the restoration, you still have to accept rice as your apprentice, which is really disgusting. If the author wants to arrange the role of apprentice, he can let him see that the protagonist is powerful and want to become a disciple, and then his unafraid of hardship and good character impress the protagonist or something else. You are forced to withdraw, and you are really trying to persuade them to quit. It is very cruel.

The start is a failure. Repairing cultural relics requires a test. Doesn't passing the test mean that you are more awesome? The normal rhythm should not be that after passing the test, you can repair it if you are willing to do it, but you can pull it down if you don't, and you have to pay for it. This is well written. You repair cultural relics for others for free, but you still have to leave the cooking skills to others, and you also have to help others find cultural relics. Is this generating electricity for love? There is no problem in returning the ownership of the ancestral relics to rice, but there is a labor fee. You can't work for nothing. There is no need to collect rice as an apprentice.

That Mi Shi condition is a bit too much. The second condition is to find the other two volumes of Yanshan Ming. You have to spend money to find them. Even if it doesn't cost anything, the protagonist gets it. Counting the third condition, it's not a free gift. Although I don't know how much the other two volumes of Yanshan inscriptions cost, and I don't know anything about antiques, since they are said to be handed down from ancient times, they should cost hundreds of thousands. This is not asking someone to give you hundreds of thousands of dollars for free. You are still a stranger. How could he have the nerve to say it out loud? Plus the first condition, and accept him as a disciple. This is not just to find a tool man, not only to help him repair it for free, but also to teach him knowledge, and then give him cultural relics worth at least hundreds of thousands. And all he paid was for Yanshan Ming to be exhibited in the museum. This is too shameless.

Is it simpler to restore cultural relics? The more I write about it, the weirder it gets.

Author, you should still write this novel as normal. Then I will become your teacher. As your apprentice, you will give me all the income from this cultural relic novel. If you write other civil and military novels in the future, the income will also belong to me. But you can publish these novels on Qidian and sign your name. Can I please 😄

What's the highlight of this book? I've finished reading all the updates so far, and I'm flipping through them quickly, just trying to find something that appeals to me. The part of restoring cultural relics is very professional, so professional that it makes me feel bored: I am a commoner, do you expect me to learn professional knowledge here? The second level mission is so rare that I am not in the mood to continue reading it. How many have you completed since the update? How much do you need for task two? The saddest thing is the plot. The supporting character who was poisoned didn't know how to protect himself with the law. The protagonist was beaten, but he treated himself with acupuncture and didn't dare to call the police... You are a coward and you should die!

How can I put it, this kind of novel is really not suitable for the process of questioning and then being slapped in the face. I feel that the protagonist can take a video of restoring cultural relics and upload it to a video website.

I haven't read it yet, but I think the subject matter is good. Is this a eunuch?

At the beginning there was a main character looking for a father, I admired him

I started to feel that the supernatural novels were more systematic, but after I finished them, I felt that they were moving in the direction of fantasy 😰