Antique Appraisal: I Have a Special Interface
鉴宝我有面板
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 303k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Offering free appraisals everywhere is against the rules. It's unreasonable to go to a friend's friend's house for dinner, bring two bottles of Wuliangye liquor, and offer free appraisals. It's degrading.
It's disgusting. Someone bought something for over 2 million yuan in real money. Whether it's real or fake, you have to compensate them for breaking it, right? And there's this antique market brimming with treasures. What antique market? Author, can you tell me about it? I want to go and make a fortune!
To put it bluntly, the main character is just here to ruin other people's livelihoods. He acts arrogantly wherever he goes, causing others to lose their jobs in the process. He has absolutely no manners.
It's tasteless to eat, but a pity to throw it away!
How many stars would you rate this book's toxicity? Out of 5
The writing and plot are terrible. Saying it's fake in front of others is like telling them it's a voluntary act to leave if they don't want to buy it.
Why do you think you don't have to pay compensation if you break an antique that someone bought for over 2 million yuan? As long as there is evidence that the antique was bought for over 2 million yuan, you must compensate regardless of whether the item is real or fake. Even if it is fake, it is still something that someone else bought with money. Why should you not have to pay compensation just because you determined it to be fake?
This type of book is unsuitable for those with a narrow mind, and I'm one of those people. For me, these books are both exhilarating and toxic. The exhilarating aspect is self-evident, but the toxic aspect is the emphasis on personal relationships over self-interest—which reflects reality but feels uncomfortable.
You're always leading others to find bargains, why don't you quietly make a fortune yourself? Don't you understand the saying "a small favor breeds resentment"?
Please, can you at least be a little more careful when copying books? You even copied the main character's name!