Urban: Fake Socialite, You Can't Afford These Luxury Goods

I didn't expect to see this book. I always thought that foreign luxuries can be bought as long as you have money. There are many luxury goods in China that you can't buy even if you have money. Double-sided embroidery, cloud cotton, and some other things can really only be seen in museums or history books. At that time, which of our silk, tea, and ceramics were not foreign luxuries in ancient times?

Do you know what real luxury diamonds are and how expensive they are? In 1999, a diamond was sold for 7 billion. At that time, it was 70 per side. In this era, the minimum is tens of trillions. The diamond represents too much, especially abroad. It is a legendary item that only God can carry. Buying luxury goods abroad, just a bag costs hundreds of thousands of dollars, but only a few million in China. The tea shown in the introduction can buy several kilograms of lipstick.

I show my hand I am the time and space administrator, reply now 1: The most perfect body in the world 2: The most powerful identity in the world 3: Back to the 90s 4: Travel to another world and receive a system as a gift 5: Traveling through The Deer and the Cauldron and finding out that my younger brother is five centimeters taller 6: Travel through 10 years and get unlimited black cards Reply 666 to get all of the above

I'm afraid you don't know that there is a crime called the crime of illegally obtaining property.

It's a bit confusing. Is there a book after 200?

Is the author still writing? Don't you even look at it yourself? Writing is off topic

His grandma has legs, why do I feel that everything after chapter 200 is forcibly spliced ​​together.

That's totally wrong. Most of what you mentioned are works of art. Are you comparing works of art with consumer goods? Are they comparable?

After Chapter 200, the ghostwriting is inconsistent.

What are you writing after Chapter 200?