The Ultimate Antique Dealer

It's well written. There is no system. As soon as you learn to identify treasures, you will be a holy mother and start selling fake ones. If they are not genuine, you have to stand on the highest moral point and start dating. But when you pick up the leaks and buy the real ones with fake money, you will not be dating. It's an old double standard. The reserve of antique knowledge, if you are good, you will play with his boss, if you are not good, the boss will play with you. How simple.

The heroine is just a stranger, so it's better not to have it (the heroine can be the daughter or granddaughter of an antiques boss, etc.) And she can participate in the protagonist's career. Isn't it sweet love?

I think it's well written, but why doesn't anyone read it?

What about updates?

It's all a system, it's crazy... Do many people like this routine now? ?

It's on the shelves, where are the people?

It is recommended not to read it. . . It feels like the system is constantly doing its job. . It's not that the protagonist really loves antiques. . .

Apart from anything else, helping to investigate the tomb robbery case and my cousin's affairs are too confusing. I'm not here to read crime-solving novels.

This post is too few, it shouldn't be

The author let himself go. He set the flag for two months, but now he is slapped in the face.