A Little Expert in Picking up Treasures in the City

Are you sure this is domestic? All kinds of gangs involved in gangs, all kinds of tracking and kidnapping... Are you sure you won't be reported and taken down if you write this?

I saw Chapter 4 and was suddenly poisoned to death! ! ! I don't have any money yet, I want to keep it, forget it, suddenly I want to build a museum by myself, and suddenly I have a sense of righteousness. You only have a small deposit and you start to act like this. Oh, I said earlier that the shopkeeper will give you a 5% commission. Have you ever been to an antique store? What are the things that employees cannot touch when receiving goods?

In other such books, the protagonist never advertises himself as a just, kind-hearted person with a solid bottom line, but he basically has the consciousness of the protagonist and will not bow to money and power. However, this book has always advertised the protagonist as a kind and full of bottom line. However, the protagonist has bowed to money and power more than once. You can say this is reality, but what I want to read is a novel.

It's too deliberate. The four things you just bought were assembled on the roadside. Do you have four hands? Or should you lie down on the ground to assemble them?

There are too many messy things. I think most people who click on this book just want to see how the protagonist uses his abilities to find the treasure and the historical story behind the treasure. As a result, the author has made a bunch of illegal organizations more fantasy-like, which is very boring. In reality, people murder and buy goods, but why do people despise it? Firstly, it is not in line with moral cognition, and secondly, it is also the main reason. The benefits obtained from killing people and buying goods are too small and inefficient. Therefore, there are actually very few serious illegal activities, at least in China. But this book gave me the feeling that the protagonist encountered a fatal encounter within a few chapters, and how could he still be destined to be a lone star?

Just write a novel. Why are you writing about those conspiracies? It makes me feel uncomfortable. Isn't it better to read novels? Why are you writing about murdering pig's feet? It's so tiring.

The writing and characterization are so poor. The main character, an ordinary person who has just used his super power to get 15 million, is so calm and calm. There is also the plot in the picture. You are right to worry about the disappearance of the super power, but when I read the description of this paragraph, I feel that the protagonist feels that it will be difficult if the super power disappears. If you just get 15 million, you can definitely live comfortably for the rest of your life

Two words are frustrating! Holy mother bitch. Cowardly! It would be really poisonous if the short guy and the tall guy weren't good at looking at antiques!

It was said earlier that the treasures of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom belong to the country, but it is too foolish to turn around and sell the information to others. The three views in the preceding and following chapters cannot be unified. The so-called crisis is over, which one is greater, a businessman or a state tool? Breaking the book and writing a P is such a stupid thing to create a so-called crisis and then comfort yourself. You should read a few more years before writing.

Let me give you a suggestion. When it comes to antique-picking novels, first of all, don't write about things that are out of scope, such as tomb robbing, cultivating immortals, or monsters. Secondly, antiques should be from small items to large items, interspersed with cultural relics that have no economic value but have research value, and then find a way to get good things back from foreigners, whether they are robbed or stolen, just get them back. For example, from the hands of the Japanese, it doesn't matter whether they open a museum or not. The rest is to intersperse the sophistication of people, love, hate, and hatred.

Gambling on stones is well written and very exciting. Besides, do you have the ability not to gamble on stones? Can you still find treasures? Don't keep writing about missing things, there aren't that many mistakes.

For antique novels, I usually read the reviews first. I don't care whether they are well written or not, as long as they are comfortable for me to read. But there are some that I won't read. One: There are cultivators in antique novels, just like in many urban urban novels. Two: There is too much content about gambling on stones, so I either don't read it or skip it. Unlike antiques, gambling on stones has a story and background. I can guess it after writing, it's imperial green, it's glass. What kind of museum do you want to open? Just start picking up leaks. Don't move at all. A big leak in two chapters will cost tens of millions. Things worth tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands are not bad, but they are also picked up. When you see antiques, don't talk to the ancients in the air. At least you can find traces from the antiques that are unknown and submerged in history. What I most want to see is that the protagonist just opens a small antique shop, hires a waiter to browse the antique stalls, and goes to the countryside to shovel the land and dig out the old house.

To be honest, your urban treasure-hunting novel has a protagonist who is in danger and almost dies at the beginning. This is a poisonous point. The first thing that makes readers think that you are writing a dark novel, the kind of fighting and killing, will feel that you have strayed from the main line. After all, you are writing about urban treasure-hunting, not urban murder and arson. The first impression given to others is that there is no need to read it. It is surprising that this book is popular.

I've only read the first few chapters, and to be honest, they're a bit cliche.

The author has a lot of ideas, but this is really not what I want to read. The whole world background is too complicated. I just know how to cultivate immortality and so on. And the protagonist with golden eyes is brought out? Are you writing a sequel to Zhuang?

It's quite poisonous to hang sheep's heads and sell dog meat. There are all kinds of conspiracies. Also, can't you write more about cultural relics and antiques?

The more I look at it, the more I think what the hell is this?

There is not much public data on transactions in the field of antique art in mainland China. I hope it will be a reference for readers. Figure 1 is Poly's 2020 data. Figure 2 shows the News 2020 public transaction data. The estimate of non-public combined private transactions is about 3/2 of the current data, which adds up to between 45 billion and 63 billion.

Modern, antique, weird, cultivating immortality, this is a hodgepodge.

This novel is well written. . . The author is a bit of a masochist and it feels awkward to watch.