The Immortal’s Game

You set a trap for me, so I turn it to my advantage. You switch the real for the fake, so I confuse the false with the true.

Xia bronzes and Shang tripods, Qin bricks and Han tiles, Tang ceramics and Song porcelain, Ming furnaces and Qing carvings...

You say antiques are all about capital and a keen eye.

I say antiques are all about human nature.

To avenge my master, I set out on a thorny road.

A hugely popular celebrity insists on marrying me and even offers me a hundred million.

A stunning policewoman calls me her dear brother and says she'll stay by my side for the rest of her life.

The beautiful general manager of an antiques shop wants me to partner with her, and even offers herself to me.

A charming, alluring married woman refuses to get out of my bed...

They're all setting traps for me. Good thing I'm clever.

Good heavens! I'm here to appraise antiques and investigate cases, not to appraise women.