Finding Treasures in Republican-Era China: From the Start, a Millionfold Profit

Due to my personality, I usually don't follow books, but I did follow this book. The writing is so good, the ideas are clear, and the two-way connection seamlessly combines the knowledge of literature and entertainment with the righteousness of family and country. The storyline is fascinating and refreshing. I love so much

The writing is very to my liking. It would be better if it could have a beginning and an end without eunuchs.

Antique and full of charm at the end, it is definitely the best among the best. It is very good and fits the character. Most people have not reduced it to this level. I have seen relatively good articles on the Internet recently. Come on, the author writes well. This is definitely a book that can become a hit, but it may take some time to get started.

I'm not bragging. Everyone who reads this book has a majestic talent, admired by thousands of people, unparalleled, a jade tree facing the wind, both internal and external, talented, noble sentiments, super invincible, proficient, reaching the peak, flying sand and stone, miraculous craftsmanship, vibrating. Deaf and enlightened, the candle illuminates the world, sees thousands of miles clearly, rains and dews on the common people, and is covered by thousands of miles, the eagle watches the wolf, the dragon walks and the tiger steps, the hero is majestic, the high house builds the collar, benevolent and moral, charming and suave, selfless, looks like Pan An, is more talented than Song Yu, a pear tree weighs the sea Tang, you have it, you have it, you have it, you have it, you have it, you have a righteous spirit, you have a breeze on your sleeves, you have a lot of virtue, you have a pure heart, you have a beautiful mountain scenery, you have a high sentiment, you have a lot of virtue, you have immeasurable merit, you have gold and jade, you have a bright virtue, you have a beautiful heart, you have a noble heart, you have a pure heart, and you have a lot of virtues. , A man of lofty ideals and a benevolent person, a white crane in the cloud, a man of great splendor, a romantic figure, a dragon and a phoenix, unparalleled in the world, an unrivaled hero, one of a kind, a branch of Guilin, a man of cranes, one of a kind, unparalleled in the world, named on the gold list, a piece of jade from Kunshan, unparalleled and transcendent

This is a self-revelation version of the TV series "How Many Cool Autumns in Life". The plot is seriously referenced, but I still give it five points.

The writing is quite good. It has both knowledge content and plot direction. It explains the history and absorbs knowledge without being boring. Students who are short of books can read it. It is a good book to share, just don't be confused as you write further.

Simply doing business, reselling cultural relics, accumulating wealth, and then adding some patriotic feelings. I can only give it four stars because of my patriotism. Otherwise, it would be just doing business, which would be boring. In fact, it would be more interesting to form your own army, or caravan guard, and I might give it full stars.

Are we going to fight against the Japanese in the future? One loophole is the uniqueness of antiques. So if we cut the antiques from the Republic of China, wouldn't it conflict with the modern ones? I think it would be cool to see a strategy of using modern weapons to invade their homeland before the Japanese come.

This novel is good in the world of antique writing, but it doesn't make people feel happy at all. There aren't many interesting things about the Republic of China. Anyway, they are all antiques, antiques. And from my point of view, the protagonist has the heart of a holy mother. Instead of killing all the enemies, he lets them go.

It is an extremely rare good book. It uses antiques as its context and clues, interspersed in the long river of history, with foreshadowing of the character structure and full characters. It's very good except for a few scenes at the beginning that look like a TV series and some small details need to be polished. It is extremely unlikely that Japanese pirates would build an arsenal in the hinterland of Peiping. If necessary, it would be produced in Guandong Prefecture, North Korea or shipped locally, and the South Manchuria Railway is in the hands of the Japanese invaders, so there is no need.