I Can Price Monsters in the National Copy

The universal dungeon has arrived, and monsters, equipment and information can be traded, but only the top guilds can truly control the price. Qin Ce, an apprentice at a bankrupt pawn shop, awakens to the valuation table of all things and can see the true value, drop conditions and price limit of monsters. While others were blindly farming monsters, he bought the curse, sold the dragon's blood in advance, and used a discarded copy coin to move the entire trading field. When the guild tried to monopolize all exports, he opened the first cross-dungeon exchange: the value of monsters was no longer decided by the strong. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.