The Money-Making Contest: You Find a Bargain Worth a Fortune on Antique Street

Advantages: The quality does not decrease as the chapters grow. The plot is always written around Goldfinger without deviation. The worldview is reasonable. The humorous tone adds a lot of points. Disadvantages: The main character's motive for making money is weak. If it can be properly foreshadowed, the sense of expectation and satisfaction will be higher.

It's okay, cool, non-toxic, cracked version of life [Chigua][Chigua] There are one or two cases interspersed between picking up leaks, picking up some other things, not many, occasional random events, the protagonist's plug-in is equivalent to the eye of insight (?) For clicking on items to view details, full of information advantages, what to do All are available. The protagonist picks up antiques of his own choice. Some are sold, and some are collected by him if he likes them. The protagonist is not intercepted, only the protagonist intercepts others. It's okay. Generally speaking, it's good. The update is neither fast nor slow, some are borrowed and some are returned (?). The idea is short, and it's barely acceptable [ Eat Melon ] [ Eat Melon ] Resurrected, come and see

The content is very comfortable. No slaps in the face, no tricks. Shuangwen's routine is very interesting. I guess antiques first. After jade. Now there are case stories interspersed. Not bad, very good. Come on

The book is very good. The plot is slow and suitable for reading when taking a break. It just feels like the plot has flowed out of your mind and nothing is left.

The previous routines are well written. But the matter of picking up leaks cannot be broadcast live on everyone. Will be remembered.

It's very interesting, I hope it doesn't have a female protagonist or only one female protagonist, and I don't want to be a stud.

I hope the author can listen to his opinions. Overall, this book is good, and it seems to be refreshing, but it is too delayed, not in terms of plot. For example, when I saw the story about Lao Song, the author described the police coming out, saying: After a while, two more police officers came over. But this time the ones who came were not plainclothes ones, but police officers wearing navy blue uniforms with police numbers and shields on their epaulettes! It's too wordy, and in the previous description of the section where the plainclothes policeman showed Lao Song his police officer's ID card, my font size was normal, but there were nearly three sides, which was a bit too watery. The reason why I have a deeper impression here is because I was listening to the book. At that time, I felt that it was still the same thing after playing it for so long. But overall, the score is only less than 7.6. I feel it will be at least about 8.9. If the author can correct some minor problems, it shouldn't be a big problem if it reaches 9. This is the first time I have read a novel rated 9 or below, and it is also the first time I have posted such a long review. I hope the author can be more refined.

Is there a story about Shennong? I would like to ask if there is a plot in this book where the protagonist hands over antiques or cultural relics to the state or donates them to a museum. I've read Chapter 50, so I'm afraid of whatever I'm afraid of. Although the protagonist did not hand over the antiques, he still resorted to the embarrassing trick of donating money to charity.

Briefly explain my reading experience. Articles like antiques are rarely read. Some places are not logical. It may be a practice article. The plot is cyclical and progressive. I don't like fast-paced reading. I hope the author can improve it. The plots have the same points and are a bit boring after reading for a long time. There are some murder cases interspersed in the middle. Donating money may be charity. Overall, it feels good. Of course, don't read it with your brain. It is true that some places are not logical. If you want to read it, you can try it. Some comments are too bad. If you don't like what you're reading, you can swipe it away with just one click. Don't disturb those who are interested. Just focus on the book you like. Don't bother to complain. Just don't break your guard [laughing]

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