The Great Collector Starts with a Copper Coin

Covered by peers, there are no ex-girlfriends, no old classmates, no snobbish couples who want to buy a house, no pretending to be pigs and swallowing rats, there are just three good young people who are diligent, studious, humble and polite, and strive to improve their knowledge and abilities. 😘

It's really good to watch. In the past, almost anyone who wrote about this kind of treasure appraisal would be pretentious and slapped in the face, or it would be all kinds of bloody dramas, and there was no such crappy plot as making a bet with others. But I don't have this one, it's just mediocre. Finally I found one that suits my taste.

Good review, I hope the author doesn't add some heroine plots in the future. It's been a long time since I saw a novel without a heroine on Tomato!!!

This is the treasure appraisal article, don't be so dark. I read a new book yesterday and got into trouble when I bought something. Then I was targeted by the evil forces. I was afraid that something would happen all day long.

Everything else was okay, except that the pig's feet felt a bit bitter. I spent two million and more than three million on antiques to buy a car that cost less than two hundred thousand. I spent a whole morning haggling on the price but didn't buy it. I contacted four or five companies online to compare prices before I bought it. It wasn't a ready-to-go car.

After reading it in one sitting, there is nothing sinister about it. Focusing on antiques, there is nothing pretentious about it.

Yes, the protagonist is really well portrayed, humble and down-to-earth, and the plot is also very smooth, not cliche or cliché. Maybe I don't read many such novels, but I actually think this is my favorite antique-hunting novel in Tomato.

The characters in reality are real, relying on the system to understand antique information that ordinary people don't know, and creating poor information. It is a very good novel. The protagonist will not pick up a national treasure in one go, and it will not be too brainless. Just don't play the joke of making no sound when walking and suddenly being scary. It has appeared too many times. Although you want to express the scene of the treasure viewer focusing on the antique, it becomes a bit boring if it is too many times.

I haven't read this book for a long time. I found it quite appetizing when I was catching up on it, but I recently read it again and found that it was not as good as before. Although the plot and so on were a bit cliche at first, it was not offensive, and it was a good treasure appraisal article. However, later on, I kept adding collections, and I had very few collections in my hand, and there was no memory point for the collection. I feel that the main character's collection is not particularly high. There are cheap ones, expensive ones, good-looking ones, and bad-looking ones. It feels very mixed. The author can archive the collection regularly. The most uncomfortable thing is the appearance of the heroine (although I don't know if she is the heroine) flirting and then quickly telling the details of the painting. Isn't it necessary to take it down quietly? Then I told the seller in front of the seller that it was Zhang Daqian's painting, and I could have bought it at the price of the imitation. This is just my own opinion, haha. Overall, except for the plot at the end, I think it's pretty good.

It's okay, mainly because the updates are not strong enough. The protagonist will also learn antique knowledge systematically. A person who is purely interested in antiques and doesn't understand antiques at all cannot be the protagonist of antique novels. I don't know anything about culture, history, or art appreciation. Do you want to appreciate antiques? The protagonist picks up missing antiques. He will sell them if he has no money in the early stage. Later, when he has some money, he will collect the antiques he likes and enjoy them for himself. Not the kind of illiterate second-rate dealer who is a nouveau riche