Livestream Auctioning Wanted Criminals: You Call This Selling Products?

I was drawn in by the livestream of selling off criminals. The ending was a bit rushed, but that's okay. I don't know when I'll find another story with such a fresh theme. Although it's over, there's no denying it brought me joy and broadened my horizons. Thanks for the time you spent with me.

Yeah, I think stepping out of your comfort zone is a big challenge, and I really enjoy challenges. So I don't think the later parts of the story really fell apart; it's better than those purely colloquial writings from beginning to end. Keep it up! (=^▽^=) It's okay to give up; everyone has their own choices. Don't do things you can't do. Being happy is the most important thing!

It was fantastic; the only book that made me laugh until I cried. The plot was very original.

The theme of this book is quite unique—catching criminals and then selling them off. This is the first time I've read this type of book. Personally, I'd really appreciate a female lead; I've never read a book without one. Actually, having a female lead isn't a bad thing, like Xia Ruoxue in "The Story of Xia Ruoxue," which was quite good.

It's great, it has a well-developed system. It mainly focuses on police criminal investigation and also incorporates elements of the popular Douyin (TikTok) platform. The content is also very funny. Worth watching. It just feels a little short. [Learned something new][Learned something new][Learned something new][Learned something new][Learned something new]

Overall, it's pretty good, except for the female lead. If the female lead were replaced by a male-dominated team, or if there were a more outgoing and straightforward female lead within the team, I think it would be even more enjoyable. Instead of an arrogant and overly traditional female lead, keep up the good work, author! (ง ˙O˙)ว Looking forward to more of your exciting stories! ^ω^

I think it's already quite good; there's no need to listen to those negative comments. The overall theme revolves around criminal investigation and crime-solving, which is a great subject matter. The inclusion of popular Douyin (TikTok) elements elevates the book to a higher level. The male lead, Lin Chen, is well-written and very funny, and the writing style is also quite good, especially regarding selling criminals. I hope the author will continue to update the series.

This book has a very interesting plot; it's a short story, and so far, it's genuinely hilarious. Of course, some people might find it illogical, but that's the point of a novel—to have fun. If you're particularly concerned with the logical connections between the story and reality, you should probably read with caution.

It's very well-written! ヾ(✿ﾟ▽ﾟ)ノ I enjoyed reading it. Although the ending was a bit rushed, I can understand the author's self-analysis. The ideas are very novel and the imagination is vast. It was already mentioned earlier that women would affect the speed of drawing the sword, so adding a female lead later would have been a bit forced. The transitions were quite good, and overall it was still a very enjoyable read. Keep up the good work, author! ^0^~

It's great, the theme is very original, keep up the good work! 💪