Treasure Hunting Across the World

The writing is fluent and the plot is interesting. Besides the novel about finding a bargain and making a fortune, it exposes the shocking dark secrets and chaos of Chinese auctions and antique forgery. The black hands and insiders use the huge profits from counterfeit antiques to buy a large number of precious Chinese cultural relics and transfer them abroad. It is a heavy and somewhat depressing read.

I've read up to Chapter 43, but I haven't seen the part about the Treasure Pavilion and Sun Xiangqin spending tens of millions on antiques only to be fooled. Are there any missing chapters?

The everyday events are well-written, and the sections about treasure hunting and appraisal are particularly good.

Good, very good-looking.

It's alright. The plot is good, but the colors aren't vibrant enough to keep the reader engrossed.

This book is well-written and manages to capture the reader's attention.

Well written! Keep it up! Keep it up! Keep writing!

Good content

If you're so eager to see the ending, the money's too easy to make. Add some difficulty!

The brushwork is delicate, the structure is rigorous, and the plot is vivid.