Digging for Treasures All over the World

Updates are too slow. If there are more than a thousand chapters, don't follow them for several years. You will lose fans if you do this.

Family relationships are complicated😅 We can share wealth and honor, but we cannot share hardships. It's better not to write, is it for the sake of low word count?

After reading more than 20 chapters, the protagonist's baby has achieved a few things. He is obviously capable of making money to pay off debts and let his parents live a good life, but he seems to have forgotten these responsibilities and only causes nonsense and irrelevant things. I don't understand what the protagonist's goal is? When writing treasure-hunting novels, treasures and wealth are inseparable. If we only write about the protagonist digging for treasure, but not about the wealth he gained from it, then where is the sense of accomplishment and the reader's sense of satisfaction, and what is the point of digging for treasure?         ， The plot arrangement is like a boring journal notepad, which is tasteless. I really can't stand it anymore, so I gave up!

With the treasure-digging system, the first thing you do is not go to the place where there is jade to find jade and pay off your family's debt, but you look around here and there in the town. What kind of logical thinking is this? Do you insist on writing all the relationships around the protagonist clearly?

I feel like the main character is not very smart. . . If I want to have a plug-in, I must at least visit some graveyard. . . If you owe millions of dollars and still be so leisurely, what else is it to be a fool?

Brother, am I not being serious? A normal college student, a second-generation rich man with an online IQ has a golden finger and spends all day being a jerk in a village? Water chapter?

I have never criticized novels before, but what you wrote about your sister is too brainless. You also have to dig for treasures, so that's okay. It's better to go abroad and dig for them, not at home. The protagonist's family owes millions in debt, and he keeps discovering treasures for the country.

Some authors always like to write about reality. People say it's poisonous. He will say this is reality. If your writing is not good, don't show off. How many good grades do you think you have?

What you couldn't do when you were rich, can you do it with 10,000 to 30,000 yuan of diamonds? What a bullshit

For the treasure hunting category, I recommend the Global Digging Party, which is much better than this guy who spends his days obsessing over shitty things, owing millions of dollars in foreign debt, and worrying about things here and there.

The author is indeed a child who grew up under the red flag. Even if he owes millions in foreign debt, the diamonds dug out of the ground must be handed over to the country. His three views are very upright and I will continue to pursue it.

Another 250 novel, a treasure trove that I wish everyone in the world knew about it

The author is probably quite old. It looks like a 21st century systematic text, but the content he writes is a story from the end of the 20th century! It's so inconsistent!

Digging for treasure? ? Are you writing about domestic or foreign countries? ? ? After all, you can't afford to pay 500 plus a certificate.

Digging for treasures and making money are inseparable. How can anyone notice if you only dig for treasures but don't make money?

What are you writing about? It's off topic. Digging for treasures. Digging for treasures. It's written like **

It was really frustrating to watch. The more I watched, the more tired I became. I gave up.

The domestic treasure hunt in the first few chapters was okay, I read it carefully. Treasure hunting in Myanmar has already been written in military style, so I skipped ahead. The author's positioning is wrong. You write about guns and knives in urban writing, and later you write about business wars. It's too confusing. Abandoned. . . . . .

What did you write? It's a mess.

Nowadays, online novels are basically like this. No matter what genre they are, they just revolve around women. Most of the writers themselves are die-hards, and those who read online novels are mainly die-hards. I feel that now is the era of die-hard online novels.