The Tycoon Starts Out Appraising Antiques

Before you apply the settings, please take a look: Why, having a "system for identifying everything," also design the ability to "appraise antiques at a master level"? It's actually very simple. Antique appraisal is a professional field; it's not enough to just determine its value. An explanation of the antiques is also needed. For example, a piece of porcelain

Chapter 37: The author showers an old man with 50 million yuan worth of Ru porcelain after a mere disagreement, prompting exclamations of admiration for their wealth. And to think, "They're writing novels on Feilu! Don't they understand the world of the rich?"

There's basically no point in reading beyond Chapter Two. The protagonist and even a simpleton have an appraisal system for everything and a master appraiser—what's the use of that?

It felt like they were looking at an idiot.

From chapter 779 onwards, the story completely changes; it's practically written by a different person. Give me back Tang Xiaoyu!

I didn't watch it; the synopsis made me want to vomit. Elon Musk, the genius?! LOL

Seriously padding the word count. Damn it, you have a system, and you still let an ordinary neighborhood committee bully you like dirt. A shrew with a big mouth keeps trying to steal your girlfriend with her idiot son, and you actually put up with it? In the end, you didn't even do anything to her, and the neighborhood committee even came to your door to investigate your assets.

Selling books for 6 million, giving your aunt 1 million to buy a house, 1.5 Million to give your sister 200,000 to buy a square meter, and 150,000 to give you a house, you still have over 4 million left. How did you learn math?

Having read up to chapter fifty, I've run into classmates several times.

The main character of this book is the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and the plot is so infuriating it can drive you crazy, so if you want to feel depressed, read this book!