Urban: From the Start, I Picked Up a Divine Treasure-Appraising Dog
都市：开局捡到鉴宝神犬
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 466k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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214Chapters
526Reads · 30 days
215.9kReads · all time
8.5Score
173Listens
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Well, to put it simply (ﾟoﾟ;…)... In the beginning, I felt the protagonist's IQ dropped a bit; he seemed quite dull. Most urban novels I've read have characters with consistently high IQs, sometimes even rising. This novel, however, got better later on.
The content of this novel is quite good. The plot is engaging; sometimes it's nice to read a novel like this, hmm.
The author is a harem enthusiast. It's quite to my taste, but I can't understand why they have the ability to gamble on rough stones. Why not gamble on rough stones themselves, but instead buy whole stones?
It's alright, but I hope the author doesn't write a bad ending.
It's watchable, although I don't fully understand it; it's fantasy, but it's quite readable, with good writing and a clear style.
The author is great, and the writing is excellent.
This article is good.
Super beautiful, five-star review!
Dry dry dry
A pretty good novel