Reborn in the Seventies: The Collecting Master Who Failed the College Entrance Exam

Wow, they've copied the entire plot of "Under the Zhengyang Gate"!

Isn't this just a direct copy of "Under the Zhengyang Gate"?

If you see the "collection" section, don't bother watching. It's the same old formula: the protagonist just wanders around and finds antiques, collecting them all the time—it's disgusting. It's a trope from years ago.

I really enjoy stories about historical artifacts, but the protagonist's simply nature is just awful. 😰😰😰😰😰

What's the difference between this and plagiarism? His name is Han Chunming, and yours is Han Chunsheng.

At first glance, it reminds me of the scene at Zhengyangmen. Then I see it again—isn't that it?

The writing is good, but there shouldn't be too many female leads; one is enough.

If the protagonist is rich, has connections, and influence, they can easily make large-scale purchases from public cultural institutions. If the protagonist is poor and penniless, they shouldn't mess around; those who lack the virtue to match their position will inevitably suffer the consequences.

I thought he was an antique dealer. But it turns out the protagonist was someone who only bought and never sold. I just don't believe that in that era, it was truly impossible to make money in the antique business.

I haven't watched it yet. Is he Han Chunming's brother?