I Just Appraised a Treasure, There's No Need to Call Me a Big Shot

It's pretty good, better than 99% of the live-streamed treasure appraisal articles. It combines daily bargain hunting with live streaming, instead of just making a lot of noise in the live stream every day. However, I have a suggestion: in terms of cost, don't just focus on resin every day.

I read it in one go; it's a really good treasure appraisal novel. Although the protagonist relies on a system to spot the fakes at a glance, the reading experience is still quite enjoyable. The protagonist also comes across as confident and knowledgeable. The early episodes are mostly live streams, but later there are many more treasure appraisals at private banquets. The appraisals are often used to expose chemical forgery techniques, making for a very satisfying read. Highly recommended!

It's rare to find a normal system/cheat system novel, without the ridiculously over-the-top overpowered protagonist plot and descriptions (there are so many of these on Tmall, and while it's okay to enjoy mindless, wishful thinking, it shouldn't be this mindless...). It also avoids the harem and ambiguous relationships that are so awful in male-oriented novels, which is quite rare. Keep up the good work, author!!!

It's pretty good; it's a smooth novel, good for passing the time. There aren't any particularly disgusting villains who keep popping up. Aside from the beginning being a bit off-putting, the later parts, with their live streams and offline treasure hunting and appraisal sessions, are quite interesting, giving you a feeling of knowledge flowing through your brain.

Honestly, this is the best antique appraisal novel I've ever read. There's no pretentious posturing or face-slapping, no melodramatic female characters, and hardly any supporting characters taking up too much screen time. The plot is tight and fast-paced, and every little story is captivating. It had a rushed and poorly-finished ending.

This book is highly recommended among treasure appraisal novels. It's educational, informative, and promotes faith in science and the light of righteousness.

It's nice to look at and quite fun.

A very good article on treasure appraisal

That's right. As long as the plot is interesting and doesn't insult my intelligence, the author deserves praise for writing a book.

It was pretty good; it would have been even better if the story hadn't ended abruptly after they went to the capital.