Quick Wear: Everyone knows I am a good person

Chapter 1420 The Treasure Appraisal Streamer Sets a Scam 20

that's the truth.

Xiaoxiao laid out all her things.

From rusty copper coins to dusty bronze wine cups, and various jade carvings... the items were arranged in three rows, totaling more than forty pieces.

Shu Jiao glanced at it indifferently, "What a waste of money."

Not a single one is genuine.

It's not that she's really that good at appraising antiques.

The main thing is that after seeing and touching the real thing many times, you can tell whether it's real or fake just by looking at the carving, the luster, and the color.

"Huh? They're all fake?"

Xiaoxiao was taken aback, then took out a gourd-shaped inkstone. "This is fake too? The stall owner said it was a gourd-shaped Duan inkstone from the Xichao Dynasty, worth more than three million."

"Um……"

Shu Jiao hesitated for two seconds, then said, "Flip it over so I can see."

"Ok."

Xiaoxiao responded and turned the inkstone over.

The back is engraved with a long poem, the title of which is "Jiang Cheng Zi".

"Mr. Shu, is this really fake?"

Xiaoxiao asked incredulously, "Out of so many, there really isn't a single one?"

woo woo woo...

She's been scammed again!

Is her taste really that bad?!

How much did you pay for it?

Shu Jiao asked.

"One hundred thousand."

Xiaoxiao made a gesture, "There were many people fighting over this at the time. I heard them say that it was probably true and worth three million, so I grabbed it first."

Ok.

They've fallen into a trap.

This kind of trick is outdated in the antique business; it's surprising that people still fall for it.

Shu Jiao thought for two seconds, then reluctantly said, "The title of the ci poem 'Jiang Cheng Zi' originated in the late Yu period. Do you understand now?"

(The title of the ci poem "Jiang Cheng Zi" originated in the late Tang Dynasty. This is fictional.)

They all received nine years of compulsory education.

The history textbook clearly states, "First happy, then Yu." If this gourd-shaped inkstone truly belonged to the Xi Dynasty, how could it possibly contain a poem from the Yu Dynasty?

Xiaoxiao: ...

I feel like dying.

But I still feel that those scammers are the ones who deserve to die!

"Moreover, this is not a Duan inkstone."

Shu Jiao added slowly, "But the craftsmanship is good, I'll give you 150."

"150 million?"

Xiaoxiao was pleasantly surprised.

Buy it for 10 and sell it for 150 million, that's a huge profit!

Shu Jiao listened and looked at her speechlessly, "150 yuan, that's the highest price I can give you because you're my fan."

Xiaoxiao: ...

The heart is ashamed.

She swore that if she ever went to the antique street to buy anything again, she would be a dog!

Soon after, she ended the live stream and went into seclusion.

"Bosses, you have to pay the price for finding bargains."

Shu Jiao said meaningfully.

But she didn't say much.

After all, this is her profession, and the original owner of this body did the same thing.

She can't just turn the tables now that she's able to get out of debt, can she?

How can she survive in this industry then?

What can be shared isn't considered an industry secret; the real industry rules are what can't be shared, what's kept secret through mutual understanding, and what requires hands-on instruction.

"Alright, next boss."

Shu Jiao smiled and clicked on the person with the ID "Shuangmulin" to connect.

"Mr. Shu, could you please take a look?"

[Shuangmulin] is a middle-aged man.

His voice is a bit rough.

The light on the other side was also a bit dim, and it was hard to see anything clearly.

But soon, the other side turned on their lights.

Upon closer inspection, Shu Jiao slowly sat up straight, because the environment of the [Twin Wood Forest] opposite her looked extremely familiar.

Dim, cramped, and tinged with the gloom of dusk...

Ok.

It's in the tomb.

"Let me see, what is this?"

Shu Jiao became interested.

Anyway, going into tombs is legal now, so there's nothing wrong with broadcasting it live.

"Boss Shu, we've discovered a tomb with quite a few burial objects. Could you point out the three most valuable items? Don't worry, we'll do our job according to industry practice; we won't shortchange you."

【Shuangmulin】said very sincerely.

Industry rules.

People like Shu Jiao, who run a shop selling antiques, authenticating them, and disseminating information about ancient tombs, are called "experts."

The original owner had many fans and was very famous.

They had already made a great splash with it.

After the discovery of the Chi King's tomb, its fame grew even greater, and more industry professionals were willing to seek it out.

"Three things?"

Shu Jiao raised an eyebrow slightly, "You guys aren't greedy at all."

"Haha, greedy people don't last long."

[Shuangmulin] laughed and said, "Take a look, which one should we choose?"

He turned the camera around, and Shu Jiao could clearly see the neatly arranged burial objects.

"This ever-burning lamp, with its cloud pattern and tomb style... it's from the tomb of the Yan Dynasty. The blue-and-white porcelain bowls and jars have lotus scroll patterns, the character 'longevity'... oh? And phoenix patterns too?"

"What's that next to it? Stone ceremonial figures..."

Shu Jiao examined the items carefully, analyzing them. "He's at least a second-rank official in the Yan Dynasty. Have you found his official robes and jade belt?"

"Hehe~ Mr. Shu, your eye for talent is truly amazing."

【Shuangmulin】 gave a thumbs up, “It is indeed the tomb of the second-rank Minister of Rites of the Yan Dynasty, and the tomb owner is named Li Chun. We didn’t find the official robes and jade belt, so we didn’t go into the main tomb chamber.”

"Pity."

Shu Jiao clicked her tongue lightly, "The jade belt is valuable."

For officials of the second rank, the burial item was usually a jade belt with cloud and dragon patterns from Hetian, which was very valuable.

However, these people didn't enter the main burial chamber, so there was nothing we could do.

Shu Jiao glanced at the items, "On the left, the third one, a doucai flower and bird pattern jar, starting at 20 million; on the left, the thirteenth one, a Hetian jade bracelet inlaid with gemstones and gold branches and butterflies, starting at 17 million..."

She counted as she spoke, "[Shuangmu Lin]".

I immediately picked out what she said.

There were three items in total, costing nearly 60 million.

Netizens: ...

[The laughter stopped instantly.]

Damn, I've witnessed another lucky person achieve financial freedom. When will it be my turn to have such good fortune?!

Sixty million! Sixty million!

[If the doucai flower and bird pattern jar is for sale, I can buy it for 20 million.]

Are you selling the bracelet?

The comments section was flooded with messages from netizens.

Shuangmulin laughed, "This won't achieve financial freedom. I'm not working alone; I have to pay appraisers, middlemen, and so on... After all that deductions, how much will I actually get?"

"We do all kinds of manual labor."

[Shuangmulin] sighed softly.

It's just that he's uneducated. If he were smart enough, like Boss Shu, he could buy a shop, become a manager, and sit back and collect money—how comfortable that would be!

Why risk your life for money?

"By the way, Mr. Shu, do you buy this stuff?"

[Shuangmulin] asked again.

It's best not to bother two different people with the same thing.

If Shu Jiao is willing to accept it, they can avoid having to go through other intermediaries, which would be troublesome.

"No, we won't accept it."

Shu Jiao shook her head slightly, "I've changed my rules here. The minimum value for goods is 50 million. Your goods are too cheap."

[Shuangmu Forest]: ...

Netizens: ...

Listen to this!

Listen to this!!

Is this even human language?!

"But if you believe me,"

Shu Jiao glanced at the goods and said, "You can give them to me, and I'll find you buyers."