Treasure Appraisal
鉴宝
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 5.5M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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The Best Treasure Appraisal Novels
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Recommend the very best books you know.
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🌸 Antiques and Collectibles, with a Protagonist Who Can Open a Collection Room and Appraise Treasures
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Well-Written Novels About Appraising Treasures and Gambling on Jade
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Antiques and Collectibles: The Protagonist Opens a Collection Room and Appraises Treasures
Pure Antique Appraisal and Treasure Hunting, No Cultivation
Looking for Careful, Well-Researched Stories About Antiques and Finding Hidden Treasures
Do not have the protagonist find some treasure and then meet an Old Li or Old Wang who constantly mentors him, calls him a friend despite their age difference, and so on. Damn it, make it a little closer to reality. And when it comes to women, do they really have to pretend to be upright gentlemen? Do you not know what young people with money are like? Make it more realistic! Let them have some fun.
Antique Appraisal, Hidden Treasures, Stone Gambling, and Tomb Raiding
Stories where the female lead appraises antiques, finds hidden treasures, gambles on jade, and explores tombs.
Looking for Novels Similar to The Golden Eyes
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Treasure Hunting, Artifact Appraisal, and Sunken Ships
Treasure hunting, appraisal, and shipwrecks.
A Book to Immerse You in the World of Antiques and Treasures
Urban System stories, with treasure-appraisal eyes and the ability to foresee the future.
Looking for Urban Treasure-Appraisal Novels Rated 9.6 or Higher
Looking for highly rated appraisal novels. A System is fine too. Please recommend some!
Antique Appraisal Novels with Real Expertise
Looking for books like *Picking Up Treasures*. Stories about antiques appraisal, with genuine expertise. No X-ray vision or Systems.
Antique Appraisal Novels
A novel where the protagonist has a dog and several parrots.
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This novel is quite awesome. It has a clairvoyant plot at the beginning, and then it gets into treasure appraisal, and then it has a tomb robbing note technique. He wrote about tomb robbing, and later he also used fantasy techniques. It turned into a fantasy novel, with a sci-fi tomb-robbing feel. Later, he opened a game company and turned it into a League of Legends series of novels. I do say that this author has written 4 plots in one novel. 🤣🤣🤣
Generally speaking
The plot has twists and turns, ups and downs, and the character development is both unexpected and reasonable.
The plot has ups and downs and the writing is fluent, which is more beautiful than many other books about antiques and treasure appraisal.
It's so eye-catching that it makes people read quickly and can't put it down to read it all in one go.
The first 1/3 is okay, and the first 700 chapters are still readable.
The novel about treasure appraisal looks good at first glance, and I look forward to more hard-core expertise in treasure appraisal in the future.
The characters are vividly drawn and the storyline is compact, worth watching
It's a pretty good book, the storyline is quite likable, not bad.
This book is written with flesh and blood and emotions, which is quite eye-catching.