
Counterfeit Shop: Starting from Itachi's Sharingan
仿品店:从鼬的写轮眼开始贩卖
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 526k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
38Reads
5.5Score
234Chapters
9Listens
67.2kReads · all time




Personal opinion, since you have opened a store, don't go back and forth.
It seems that the protagonist commits crimes as he pleases, and makes people buy his things after suffering. If he is lucky, he will continue to live and suffer the consequences. If he is not lucky, his life will be gone, but the purchased items will be recycled. In short, the protagonist stands in a high position and can do whatever he wants, and the same is true in reality~~
The book is good, but it is similar to the novels about opening a store. Halfway through the store, you have to find materials yourself or fight monsters to upgrade. There are also after-sales services that go to the buyers to recruit apprentices and girls. Since you are opening a store, don't run around.
The number of reviews is a little small, and there are a lot of bad reviews. I didn't plan to read it at first, but I didn't expect that it looked good after watching it, so I just finished reading it. Although there are some loopholes, overall it is okay.
The story is very exciting, it must be praised with five stars
Five-star encouragement, mainly to see the story of the protagonist selling things and the subsequent changes in the people who buy things. I hope the author can describe this part more, sell more things to previous people or new customers, and create more myths and legends. Of course, it would be better if there are fewer typos [Like]
Really pretty
Not bad, a bit like pawn shop No. 7.
The book is very good, but there are few people
The protagonist is a spectator, but he also has a compassionate heart. From putting profits first to walking around the world, seeking life for the suffering people. Some parts are not handled well, but overall it is quite good-looking.
It's not easy to give five stars to a book
Good book, you can go ahead
Every customer's story is somewhat similar, but the e-customer's story line is very clear.