
A Foreign Treasure Hunter's Case Files
异国猎宝档案
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.9M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Synopsis
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A great article about treasure hunting. The author's writing style is sophisticated. Knowledge point super storage. At the same time, in the form of historical review, we Xiaowang read and learned about many interesting things about Xiangjiang, Wanwan, Xiaohan, Xiaolipo and some areas in Southeast Asia during the period before the return of Xiangjiang and the first ten years. The author's vision is unique. He also has courage. This is the reason for the confusion of place names in the author's book. Fifteen years of online reading experience. Guarantee from the fifty-year-old book🐛: Look at the treasure hunt and the history of Southeast Asia in the 1990s. Hahaha😜The harem is coming too. (I am a jumper looking at the ground. A rough reading of this point is not guaranteed.)
It has a wide range of knowledge, including cultural relics, cultural toys, jewelry, humanities and geography around the world, and is very comprehensive. The character descriptions are not rigid and are consistent with my own three views. It is worth reading.
Very nice, but the place names are a bit confusing
The setting of this book is okay, isn't it much better than those time travel, rebirth, and systems? The book is very good, but the messy place name of the author is really annoying.
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Smooth writing and interlocking plots tell the story of how the protagonist searches for and recycles lost antiques, popularizing antique knowledge and traditional culture. It's just those messy place names that really affect the viewing experience, otherwise it would be worthy of 5 stars.
Except for the place name, which is awesome, everything else is very good, and the ending is also very creative and perfect.
Overall, it's pretty good. His writing is much better than that of young people from mainland China. His knowledge of cultural relics and history is very professional! It seems that the author has been to many places! Come on😊
The writing is good, but the place names and currency make people dizzy.
A long-standing mystery that requires constant searching and solving, interspersed with treasure hunting along the way. The author has rich and profound knowledge of collecting and appraising treasures. He is very familiar with the customs and customs of North America. With his strong narrative ability, he writes about a new immigrant in a vivid and colorful way. This book can be rated 9.7 Or above. It's a novel with a rating of 9.8 Or above. Unfortunately, for those who are blind, it's like a pearl hidden in the dark.