Livestreaming Antique Street Bargain Hunting: From the Start, I Make an 80,000-Fold Profit

Overall, it's not bad, except the protagonist doesn't know how to use the system at all; he only uses it to scavenge for scraps. The system's most powerful function is recycling. Taking Chapter 20 as an example, let's set aside the antique appraisal rewards from recycling various fake antiques.

What's with these pictures of the cassock? And they're pretending not to know each other, even though they're grandfather and grandson? Your protagonist needs to have a family time sometime. Aren't you afraid someone will dig this up?

I've seen this novel a lot, but I've never read it because the title, "Live Streaming Antique Market Bargains," seems contradictory. Finding bargains is about quietly making a fortune; if you become famous through live streaming, antique dealers will charge exorbitant prices for anything you buy, and some might even resort to unethical tactics like forcing or snatching items.

Zhao's performance here is indeed a sign of his idiocy; the current situation is that we need to find the main character. Either the main character sees it, argues, and ultimately refuses to sell, or they're direct, stating exactly what it is and offering a price. Either don't show up, or before you come, do a live broadcast to identify and educate people.

There's a book on Tencent called "Antique Street Live Streaming," and you call this "finding a bargain"? That book is finished, but many of its plot points are "very similar" to this one? That's an understatement, because the more I read, the more familiar it seemed to me.

A silver dollar is 39cm? Look closely, that's huge... It's almost half a meter long!!!

Livestreaming antique collecting—it's obvious they're amateurs. They're just trying to fool mindless readers.

I've been picking up bargains all day, doing nothing else, it's so boring.

Live-streaming bargain hunting? If you're right every time, won't you get arrested and investigated by the police? The government has already taken action; why would they be live-streaming it? That's like lighting a lamp in a latrine—it's suicidal. It's like reading a stupid novel and paying an "IQ tax."

How old are you? The country is begging you to hand over cultural relics? Are you still asleep?