I Have an Antique Shop

The subject matter is good, but the next few pictures are in danger of being written down. Don't overdo it with antiques. You are not selling clothes. Fine antiques are a seller's market, not a buyer's market. The prices of the following items are more than ten times different from reality. In the end, writing about antiques is just about (playing). I hope the author can write better and better in the future.

The current author Zhu Tiao doesn't know how to write without a fat man next to him. Now the author has a grudge against the fat man.

It's pretty good, but the golden fingers are always exposed easily.

There is also such a careless little boy in Dayan novels. But it's actually a stick. Particularly offensive. After watching the part about going to Hainan to buy wood. Just abandon the book! !

As for the protagonist giving shares to the fat man, I suggest the author make changes. The hiring job is okay, but giving shares directly would be very discouraging.

Another point, halfway through I saw that I wanted to get a membership card or something, and I felt more and more like it was going to collapse. You have to follow the pace of volume. You don't want to make an APP that combines online and offline development, right? What an antique! Brother!

Is there Qin Shihuang's bronze AK, Liu Xiu's prehistoric civilization missile launcher + super high-explosive bomb, Nuwa's laboratory, the Wu clan's mecha base, the Pangu colonial spaceship, and Dayi's nuclear fusion flying saucer? ? ?

There were too many loopholes. The system took 90% of the total transaction price. Within two chapters, the protagonist said that his best friend wanted to sell his house to raise medical expenses. Then the next loophole came. The system priced a wooden statue of Guan Gong at 1 million, and the protagonist sold it for 800,000. The system said nothing. Then can the protagonist find his best friend to join forces to harvest the system's wool? Just sell all the antiques, no matter how expensive, to his best friend for one yuan, and then the best friend sells them to others. It will be 100% the profit of the protagonist.

The attributes are really a failure, forget about health, the piano is out. Suddenly he can play the piano in his handshake, check, check who made this thing, why can it be like this? It's good to add a magical theme

Author 6B of Adding Attributes to Antiques I slipped away!

The cool night makes me miss you like a river

I have a question, what if your setting of converting imitations into genuine products encounters the real thing? The key is that as you convert more and more, this probability increases. This problem is very serious! Most of the treasures are unique. Originally, people used the genuine items as family heirlooms, but if you do this, they will suffer heavy losses! It would be even worse if you change the settings and destroy the other party's!

What's the value of turning a fake into a real one?

It's really well written, but the volume is too small.

There were no fakes in that antique shop, and they guaranteed that there were fakes in the store and immediately smashed the store. Wouldn't you say that high imitations are clearly priced? Let people see that at least you are not wholesale!

The golden finger is very novel. It can turn a fake into a real one. It feels like you have found a treasure.

The cool night makes me miss you like a river

Looking at the beginning, it turns out that the eunuch is not without reason. When you write modern writing, it is made up and the gap between reality and reality is too big, so there is no sense of substitution. If you make up things instead of making things up, you can write some fantasy or something. Even if you write about the Republic of China, it is better than writing about modern times. If you open an antique store and you have to become famous, you will probably die too slowly. There are a lot of other poisonous points.