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Who Says Bargain Hunting Depends on Luck?
Who Says Bargain Hunting Depends on Luck? Plot:
Lin Xiaoman, the "sharp-eyed treasure hunter" on the antique street, turns others' "junk" into treasures with her grandfather's appraising skills. Until she meets Gu Jingshen, a wealthy heir who always snatches "garbage" from her—this suit-clad man roaming flea markets can spot a Song Dynasty tea bowl she missed at a glance. From "bargain-hunting rivals" to teaming up to track down a Ming Dynasty porcelain bowl inscribed with the Gu family's motto, they realize: the most profitable "bargain" isn't an antique—it's finding each other's true hearts hidden beneath their sharp tongues.
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