A Laid-Back Life in the Antiques Trade

Hehe, this thread is open! Anyone interested in playing minor roles, leave your name, and you can also briefly describe your personality and preferences. I'll use it if it's useful! =-= This story is light and enjoyable; everyone will survive to the very end, muah! 🌹

I'll create a thread, and if it reaches a thousand posts before it's officially released, I'll go on Moe.

Authors these days are really irresponsible. We invested in your book because we believed in you. Since you've stopped updating, then just finish it. Don't be a person without conscience.

Hugs to Sister Chestnut Because I was changing my major after starting university, I haven't had time to read it. I turned on auto-subscription and then left it untouched. I've roughly seen the parts that have been uploaded. I had a feeling this book would flop when it was first released, but I didn't expect it to flop so badly.

To be honest, I think the plot and character descriptions are a bit immature (the absurdity of the nursery rhyme, and the plot of being secretly tested while drinking tea together is too flawed). The protagonist's Buddhist nature feels forced, especially after meeting Qingyue, because it feels like this woman is hiding her true fiery personality.

I couldn't continue after Chapter 8. The plot has major problems. It's not a suspense novel; it's more of a feel-good story about a protagonist showing off and getting revenge. But it completely lacks that satisfying feeling of the protagonist starting to act cool, especially since it's an antique novel. The beginning is completely unimmersive.

Since I'm not going to write anymore, I'll just mark it as finished, so that the investors can at least get a completion bonus.

Chestnut is in trouble. From the side story of the craftsman to the parasite, there are signs of this. The subject of antiques is actually quite good. Perhaps due to insufficient preparation, or perhaps because antiques are too specialized, the story could not be fully developed. But the ending is not bad, after all, the story was completed. It seems like Chestnut has gotten into trouble.

Is it because my understanding of "Buddhist-like" is different? I've read dozens of chapters and haven't felt that the protagonist is anything but Buddhist.

Does anyone have any news about Su Zi? Or has she changed her pen name?