The Master Appraiser
鉴宝大玩家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
868Chapters
171Reads
6.5Score
30Listens
85.9kReads · all time
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Reader comments 19
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Why can't I buy this book as a gift? If you can't get gifts, why did the author update? But the update is very slow. The writing is very good, but some details are not handled well. The protagonist has the spirit of the older generation. If you cooperate with them, you can show your abilities and solve the current situation easily.
This is an excellent book that combines treasure appraisal and fantasy. The fantasy part is not so mysterious that it is acceptable. The character plot is very compact and rich. In fact, it is completely possible to write a Fan Qingyang series based on the Huang Yi Ling Du Yu series.
Gripping, fascinating, and great to watch
A super exciting treasure appraisal novel! It feels more like an eye-catching masterpiece.
It's really good to watch, but the villain's arrogant routine is a bit repetitive. I hope the protagonist will grow up as soon as possible.
It's still good to ignore some places, good luck to the author!
It's so exciting, I'm following it day and night
Good-looking and compact storyline
Very good, good, good, good
It's an okay book, keep up the good work