
I Really Don't Want to Miss Something
我真的不想捡漏啊
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- Completed
- Length
- 207k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Seriously, that donation is too toxic. Why don't you buy nutritional supplements after the surgery? Don't you want to improve your own conditions? The shop can only sell surgery fees, and then donate more than 2 million. I don't want this fucking system. I can only donate if I have money. How about using the money to travel to my parents, take care of their health, and make their families live better?
Come on, author, if the writing is good, I will invest in it.
The dragon slayer eventually becomes a dragon, and the counter-routine eventually becomes a routine. Similar to "The Richest Man in Xihong City", he also got tens of billions of inheritance in the end, while Pig's Feet got millions and tens of millions of antiques but only got a few thousand yuan, and still deducted Sosou in life. Is this an abuse of the owner?
It would be interesting to arrange for more treasure appraising anchors to live broadcast the story of leading the boss to buy goods. . . The protagonist insists on asking the anchor to buy fake goods, but ends up missing out every time. . . Later it became an antique circle koi. . . .
It feels too far-fetched to do charity every time the system deducts money. It's hard to explain to people. How can you donate money at every turn? Play a game for the protagonist, deduct all krypton gold and draw cards. Multiple long-term plots can be pretentious. Or you can buy stocks for the protagonist, and the proceeds belong to the system. If the company goes bankrupt, the protagonist can get rebates, and you can also buy them all into houses, land, etc. These operations that are rich on paper but cannot give real money are not against the rules of the system, and the money is spent properly. . . In this way, the protagonist can tell people where the money he earned went, and there are also huge profits. He pretends to be cool and spends a lot of money, but in fact he is very poor. . . Just make a small change every time.
Do you know what your behavior is in the eyes of the country? Money laundering! ! !
This subject matter and this way of writing are going to be popular!
Dude, this system is not good. It's so easy to buy fakes. It's boring if you force the protagonist to buy the real thing. And why would you come to an antique shop that collects fakes every day? Your funds can't withstand inspections. And if you buy genuine goods and sell them, you'll be given a little money...
😊😊 First of all, the author's system theme is quite novel, but in the end I got over 400,000 from 140 million. I really disagree with it. The failure discount setting itself is too harsh. So many people know that you made money by betting on stones. It's not logical to donate the sentence you set. Aren't you afraid that the protagonist's parents will go to the ICU? I earned more than 100 million to buy a BMW 3 Series, but I can't afford to use the free card when staying in a hotel. This is not pretentiousness, this is forced lowering of IQ. To grab a room, Wang Gao can use his father's card to rob him. He promises that his card rights are not as high as Wang's. Then the protagonist shows his black card and slaps him in the face to snatch it back.
Personally, I think it's okay to consider not having to buy it every time. Is it really okay? It's too deliberate to write like this
Just two chapters released? ? ? ? ?
Look at this posture is like a eunuch.
A eunuch. . . . Well. . . . ? .
Only a few genuine products are produced in a year, so the protagonist can encounter a lot of them at random.
Alas, it's just a eunuch. The plot I was looking forward to has not yet appeared. The protagonist is gradually becoming famous in the industry, and he is very arrogant with all kinds of luxury cars and mansions. Then a professional counterfeiting team comes to him and wants to give him a lot of medicine. When the protagonist meets these people, he is like meeting the God of Wealth. He thinks that he has finally met a professional team, and then buys a lot. It turns out that the most expensive one among them is actually half-truth and half-false. The protagonist instantly becomes autistic and strongly demands long-term cooperation in the future! As a result, the professional team was arrested within a few days and sent to court for trial. The protagonist was so anxious that he spent a lot of money at his own expense to hire top lawyers at home and abroad to fight the case, but he still lost. There are various reversals later on, which are exciting to think about. It's a pity that the books are all eunuchs. . . .
I've only read Chapter 7, and I'd like to make a suggestion. If you receive a fake one, it's okay to get money back. Have you considered that receiving it can really improve your knowledge of antique appreciation? The protagonist is a bit weak in this area. If you don't have the ability, you always feel a bit empty.
That time of 140 million, 0.03 Is 4.2 Million, okay?
When I saw Chapter 10, I felt really strange. Since I was shopping with a treasure appraiser, I just quoted all the money I could use without asking how much the price was. How stupid and bold the protagonist was. He didn't worry at all if the system decided that the remaining antiques were not counted as ten. Where can I get the next nine items for the protagonist? To be honest, writing this protagonist in this way is really discouraging. Is this really what a second-generation antiques family should do? If you don't know what's real and what's fake, how can you learn to bargain? You're so awesome if you don't ask for bargaining. At least it's okay to try hard to bargain.
Isn't this pretense too low-key? Why did you just take out the card and just go for the free times? Why don't you just ask yourself? What's the difference between being cheap and using discount coupons to buy groceries? The force grid fell down with a bang. When you take out the card, you must hold it between two fingers and say: One million! Guaranteed for ten days! Then the front desk said that after swiping the card, there was no money in the card, sir. The villain said, is this a bus card? Still want to show off? Then as soon as the card is swiped, the hotel manager knows that a VIP is coming, and he can come out immediately for ten days without any problem, showing off to the villain until his scalp is numb! Then he pretends to be cool and runs away, which is a lot of fun. It is best that the protagonists should not have the words "free gifts" in their mouths from now on, and be more arrogant than those who actually pay!
The title of this book is enough. I have always known that it is difficult to buy genuine products, but I have never seen that it is difficult to buy fake ones!