I'm a Streamer: Finding Hidden Treasures Live

I've read a few chapters, but I don't understand what your live broadcast is for. You can't make much money, and you don't have a system that relies on popularity. You can't pick up a car worth 5 million and give away 200,000? What's the point of this? It's better not to do live broadcasts at all. It's better to just write about antiques and leaks.

Chapter 39 really poisoned me. He actually gave his wife hundreds of thousands of things. The protagonist was so generous.

Very good book, recommended

Good book 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

I think it's more exciting, but there is still a setting issue and I feel that the male protagonist's early performance is a bit too much. It's like no matter how knowledgeable you are, you still have to have time to study. You can't say that you understand everything from birth; even if there is a system, it is impossible to show everything to outsiders at once.

Chapter 39: Giving hundreds of thousands of things to my ex-girlfriend is a bit speechless, and his ex-girlfriend has a boyfriend, which is a bit poisonous

It was originally a good idea to come to a class reunion to pretend to be a slap in the face.

After reading about ten chapters, I couldn't hold it anymore, especially that student. It's too deliberate. You can pick it up if your front foot is deceived? This is nothing. Afterwards, the owner of the gourd shop said it was worthless, but you still paid for it? You have to admit when you make a mistake, and you have to stand upright when you are beaten; why do you feel so pitiful when you borrow online loans to buy antiques? What kind of coin identification guide can I give you afterwards? He~tui! What the hell are you writing about?

Very interesting, come on

It's really good, readable, and has good knowledge points.