There's a Museum in My House

In Chapter Four, even after the repairs, the protagonist is still forced to take on a disciple, which is truly disgusting. If the author wants to create a disciple character, they can have him see how powerful the protagonist is, want to become his apprentice, and then his hard work and good character impress the protagonist or someone else. This forced apprenticeship is really off-putting and toxic.

The opening is a disaster. Restoring cultural relics requires tests, which is fine, but passing the tests should demonstrate skill, right? The normal progression shouldn't be that once you pass the test, you can either continue repairing if you want or not, and you still have to pay them.

That condition from Mi Shi is a bit too much. The second condition is finding the other two scrolls of the Yanshan Inscription, which would cost money. Even if it didn't cost money, the protagonist already has them, and considering the third condition, it's practically free.

Is restoring cultural relics really that simple? The more I write, the stranger it gets.

Author, please continue writing this novel as usual. Then I will become your disciple, and you will give me all the proceeds from this novel about cultural relics. If you write other novels about literature and martial arts in the future, the proceeds will also belong to me. However, you can publish these novels on Qidian and credit them as the author. Is this okay? 😄

What's so interesting about this book? I've read all the updates so far, really quickly, just trying to find something to grab my attention. The part about restoring cultural relics is so professional, it's so boring: I'm just an ordinary person, how can you expect me to learn any professional knowledge from this? The second-level quest is so difficult I didn't even bother to continue reading.

To be honest, this kind of novel doesn't really suit the process of questioning and then being proven wrong. It feels like the protagonist could just film videos of himself restoring cultural relics and upload them to video websites.

I haven't watched it yet, but the premise seems good. Is this a case of it being abandoned?

At the beginning, there was a main character looking for a father; I was really impressed.

At first, I thought it was a system-based supernatural novel, but after finishing it, I felt it was developing in the direction of fantasy. 😰