Those Who Touch Objects

Shen Du worked as a teller in a pawn shop for two years. On the day he was fired, he touched an old jade pendant in the corner of the warehouse. The moment his fingertips touched the jade surface, time stopped for a second. A woman stood by the river, her head wrapped in blue cloth, and her jade pendant stuffed into the bottom of her baggage. Someone behind her said to her - "Don't look back." Pictures from three hundred years ago flooded into my mind. He stood in the warehouse holding the piece of jade, like a man whose eyes were suddenly opened. Starting from picking up an official kiln from the Southern Song Dynasty for fifty yuan in a ghost market, he gradually defeated counterfeiting gangs, old moneymen in antique cities, and international auction houses, and used his ability to touch history to carve his way in the antique circle. But with every step he took, the crescent-shaped scar on his finger became deeper. Touching objects is not a talent. It's a price. He didn't know when he became like this. But he knew - he couldn't go back. City/Treasure Appraisal/Superpower/Suspense/Calm down