Antique Appraisal in the Olden Days: Read Minds with My Left, Appraise Treasures with My Right, and Rule the World of Antiques
年代鉴宝左读心右鉴宝掌天下珍玩
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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- The Beast of Justice's Eye: I Can Identify Anything in the World獬豸之瞳，我能鉴定世界万物Former title · until Oct 2026
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The writing is fluent, the story is novel, and it is unconventional. It is a rare good book.
The male protagonist starts off a little miserably, and then he picks up some things in the ghost market, including gambling, treasures, and stone gambling. In the middle, he introduces some antiques in detail. I feel that I have learned a lot of knowledge inexplicably, so go for it!
It's very exciting, it's fun to watch, keep working hard and create new heights in treasure appraisal works. 👍👍👍
The story is good, but it takes place earlier, and some jokes and dialogues are obviously popular nowadays.
Although it's a bit exaggerated, it's cool
The plot design is good. It's just that from today's perspective, writing a story in the 1990s, some chronological things are mixed up.
The author should be from Chengde, Hebei Province
It's so beautiful, the plot is exciting, fascinating, I can't stop, it's so powerful
I'll give it four stars. It's not easy to write. Say important things three times. Don't use your brain to read. Don't use your brain to read. Don't use your brain to read. You can still read it if you don't call it true. Just read it as a cool article. Don't pay too much attention to the details. Don't call it too true. You can still read it.
I think it's pretty good, and the addition of some antique pictures greatly increases the readability of the article. It also allows me, a cultural relic novice, to learn about the history of this area without being boring. I feel that the author is very attentive and has found a lot of information. I can read the novel just by looking at the introduction of historical relics. I personally like it very much. People who listen to the novel may not be interested in it, thinking that the author has a golden finger and found a lot of treasures, and may feel that it is the same as other treasure hunting novels (I have read a few books in this regard, not many)