Super-rich: Spending money is just a job!

After reading the skill description, Xiaomeng was greatly excited. This might be the biggest money-making opportunity.

It's almost as good as X-ray vision.

Place something in front of you and reveal the correct answer directly.

She quickly took out the items she had photographed that day and arranged them one by one on the table.

First, there were several beautiful antique porcelain pieces.

Yes, the export porcelain vase with famille rose enamels and the imperial yellow Guanyin vase are both correct.

The former is indeed a fine example of folk kiln craftsmanship.

The latter did indeed originate from the official kiln of the Qing Dynasty's Imperial Household Department.

However, the pink bowl is not quite right. Although it comes from the palace, it is not from the Yongzheng era, but rather from the Kangxi era.

The bottom of the bowl only has the mark of the Imperial Household Department, and it was probably fired during the period of power transition between two emperors, so the date is not very clear.

Wow, isn't this a profit?

Unfortunately, Xiaomeng couldn't produce any evidence. She only knew the correct answer but not the solution process, and even if she did, no one would believe her.

So she could only keep the bowl as a collectible from the Yongzheng era. What if one day someone could exonerate it?

Looking at the jewelry she photographed, thankfully, they were all correct.

A natural diamond is a natural diamond, a sapphire is a sapphire, and a spinel is a spinel.

There have been no incidents of glass being used to imitate jade or spinel being used to imitate rubies.

It seems that the reputation of major auction houses is indeed guaranteed, which is a highly probable event.

Xiaomeng happily put away her auction items, placed them in a storage box, and stuffed them into her storage compartment.

With compartments that can hold up to ninety-nine storage boxes, it's truly a treasure.

Otherwise, she wouldn't dare leave such valuable collectibles lying around in the house. She'd most likely have to rent a vault from a bank.

Xiaomeng took out her computer, created a short, exciting story about participating in an auction, and posted it online.

The protagonist is an archaeology college student. In this lighthearted, lighthearted story, the college student uses his X-ray vision and professional knowledge to dominate the battlefield.

Not only did he strike it rich, but he also won the favor of the young female CEO of a jewelry company, saving him twenty years of hard work.

Xiaomeng discovered that short, satisfying stories with intense conflicts are quite popular. Last time, she wrote a short, satisfying story of an agricultural student growing bonsai trees, which had a decent number of clicks and many people were willing to pay to read it.

This time, I'll write a lighthearted story about an archaeology student.

Maybe I'll get another few hundred or a thousand dollars.

Although this amount of money is negligible compared to the task bonus given by the system.

But all of this money was earned through Xiaomeng's own hard work. She can save it all.

Xiaomeng was very happy with the money she earned.

When Xiaomeng checked her bank account balance, she discovered that the Zhiranzhai Modern Art Museum had actually paid her a salary.

They even paid the full amount, without a single penny of fine. It's amazing how kind and benevolent this museum is.

The full payment of 3,500 yuan has been received.

I've only worked for a few days.

Manager Teng has a broad vision.

Xiaomeng almost forgot that she had found a new job.

After thinking for a moment, Xiaomeng took out her phone and sent a message to Manager Teng to say hello.

He also reported his itinerary, explaining that his trip to Beijing had gone smoothly and that he would probably need to stay for a few more days.

Xiaomeng casually asked if the masters had completed any outstanding works recently.

Fans and bags—these excellent works by masters must have no trouble selling, right?

The next day, Manager Teng sent her a message congratulating her on the success of the matter, and also sent her photos of several bags.

They said it was a newly embroidered, exquisite random stitch embroidery piece, and asked Xiaomeng for her opinion.

When Xiaomeng opened the high-resolution image, she saw it was a Monet Water Lilies collaboration bag, decorated with random stitch embroidery.

The dreamlike needlework perfectly captures the classic effects of Impressionist oil painting.

Nobody wants it? If nobody wants it, I'll take it for 300,000 in cash.

The bag we bought can stay at the museum for now and be on display. She can take it home after her new home is renovated.

Manager Teng said there was absolutely no problem.