Treasure Kingdom

After reading a few more chapters, to be honest, I now feel that many authors are poor in math, forget about typos, and it's really hard for me to accept that they are poor in math. The author just sells spiritual stones as diamonds. If you go to a jewelry store and see a dove egg-like diamond set in a crown that is as big as your hand, it sells for five million US dollars. Then you take out your spiritual stone with your boss, or a Chinese fellow, and he directly offers it for US$10 million for the same size. He also said that such a big diamond can be sold for US$15 million, so why does his own jewelry only sell for five million US dollars? And even if the verification fails, I will directly transfer 50 million U. S. Dollars to you. The fist-sized diamond was auctioned at Christie's with an estimated starting price of five million US dollars. . I am really drunk, too poisonous!

I just read one chapter, and it didn't feel right. I can understand an orphan who didn't finish high school and went to work in a black mine, but it was just a job, and he had no background and no help from the civil affairs unit to become a soldier. His academic qualifications were not enough, so forget it. After serving as a soldier, he went to the United States. Author, please try to see if the Ministry of Armed Forces will let you go to the United States after you return from the army and see if you can get a visa. Later, it was said that the spiritual liquid must be diluted a hundred times before it can be taken. You took a cup and drank it, then went out to mix it with water and drank it. I was wondering, how did you drink a hundred cups of water? It doesn't matter if you picked up the treasure that Peng Zu lived for eight hundred years in a sewer in the United States. As for the protagonist's halo, you also said that Peng Zu had been an imperial chef for hundreds of years by drinking this spiritual liquid. Do you believe that the emperor could dissect Peng Zu and eat it? You shouldn't take novels too seriously, but you shouldn't be antisocial either, right?

Does the author need to buy everything in the first dozen chapters? It's okay to buy it, but you also have to calculate how much you spent. You don't have that much. How can you make money if you don't write it down? All you have to do is sign a contract and sign a check. Do you have that much? Isn't everything gradual? The main character seems to be dying, so he has to buy everything quickly if he doesn't have time.

This is the commercial thinking of Chinese people in the 21st century. They feel that everything is measured by money. According to the protagonist in the book, life has reached another level. Money is no longer a necessity. It is also like the mentality of the author of this book (Diao Si). Money is everything to replace the world of the protagonist. This is very inconsistent! The protagonist has the means and ability to have enough time and energy to achieve his goal, but this book gives people the idea of ​​becoming the richest man in the world in one day.

I came across this book from the author's book list. But this book simply tramples on basic logic and treats readers as fools.

It's full of flaws and I can't stand it anymore.

Before adding it to the bookshelf, be sure to check if all the seniors are okay! A casual look will kill you! ! ! Seniors, please go on your journey with peace of mind...

After reading the first one, I feel that it is very unreliable to sell things in the space for this kind of article. First of all, there is an age issue, and secondly, if you have spiritual energy, will it be discovered by special people, and then it will become a temptation, threat, kidnapping, murder, silence, etc...

The author was taught mathematics by a physical education teacher, I guess. When I bought the salvage company, I was told that the total cost was only over 700 million. It cost over 500 million to sign the contract, and more than 300 million to buy the Australian farm, and then there was more than 100 million left. I can't spend all of this money.

It is estimated that the writer has read a lot of novels of this type, and basically all the contents of this type of routine were put together to form this book.

Selling spiritual stones as diamonds makes me drunk