The International Treasure Hunter

I'm already too deeply poisoned. If this comment isn't finished, it means I've already succumbed to the poison.

From the very beginning, I felt that a good person like the protagonist should die first, otherwise it would be unfair to reality. True feelings are revealed in times of crisis, but it is often the ruthless who survive to the end. The idea that good people are rewarded only exists in movies and novels. Adults know that playing like that in real life will lead to a quick death!

Holy crap, Mo Qingchen is such a scheming bitch!

Dear author, you're not going to write a fantasy cultivation novel, are you?

There's a reason why you're not more popular.

Even without thinking, there are many flaws in this book; I was hooked after reading less than five chapters.

I have to say, the author squandered a golden opportunity! The concept was good, and aside from the main character, the other characters were all quite well-developed. How did they manage to write such a terrible plot? Sigh, goodbye!

Instead of using the ability to retrieve objects from a distance, they insisted on fighting hand-to-hand with someone armed. And despite knowing full well that there was a traitor on their ship, they didn't remember for three whole days that there was one inside.

I sincerely suggest the author not to introduce another superhuman, otherwise I'll have to abandon the book.

A perfectly good portable accessory has been turned into a real-world accessory. Is this an attempt to make it public and be "treated gently" by the whole world? And just as expected... Shoot the warship and bombard the protagonist's location directly. 🥵