Su Yuan, a senior appraiser in the second-hand market, accidentally traveled to the world of Pokémon and awakened the "True Value" golden finger - a pair of eyes that can penetrate the true value of all things that the world ignores.
In this world where talent determines class and rarity determines price, he has no prominent family background and no top-level initial Pokémon. He started by picking up a coyote dog that was despised by everyone for 10 yuan at a street flea market, and gradually entered the core business circle of the Pokémon world.
The "rare Pokémon" that others bought at exorbitant prices, he could tell at a glance that they were sick bodies injected with medicine. The "trash" in the corner was priced at one dollar, and he knew it was a genius with hidden characteristics that could only be seen in a century.
He is the youngest chief auctioneer, and an appraisal comment can double the price of an item tenfold. He is the most underestimated trainer, a "civilian team" that breaks through the consortium's all-star lineup.
But when his appraisal eyes touched the deepest darkness of the Pokémon trading market-a mysterious organization that manipulated the rarity bubble and enslaved Pokémon to make huge profits surfaced. What's even more frightening is that the price of Goldfinger is eroding himself: he begins to unconsciously use "price" to measure everything, including friendship and bonds.
When the ultimate power of "price of all things" awakens, Su Yuan must answer a question——
What is a truly priceless thing?
Reader comments
. . . . . . Bullshit keeps happening
All I can say is that the male protagonist is really capable of causing trouble. He can cause a lot of trouble even if he does anything. It's enough. It's been more than 20 chapters with just one certificate, just a temporary certificate. The progress is too slow.
. . . . . . Bullshit keeps happening
All I can say is that the male protagonist is really capable of causing trouble. He can cause a lot of trouble even if he does anything. It's enough. It's been more than 20 chapters with just one certificate, just a temporary certificate. The progress is too slow.