The Ultimate Antique Dealer

Well written. It avoids the pitfall of someone becoming a saint the moment they have a system and learn how to appraise antiques, then starting to sell fakes or counterfeit items, standing on moral high ground to spout nonsense, while remaining silent when they themselves find a bargain and buy genuine items with fake money. Such double standards! In the world of antiques, knowledge is key.

The female lead is pretty generic; it would be better if she didn't exist (she could be the daughter or granddaughter of an antique tycoon, etc.). She could participate in the protagonist's business, wouldn't a sweet romance be better?

I think it's well-written, but why is nobody reading it?

What about an update?

It's all the system's fault, they've gone mad... Do people even like this kind of thing anymore?

It's on sale, but where are the people?

I suggest you don't bother watching this... It feels like you're just completing system tasks, rather than the protagonist genuinely loving antiques.

Putting everything else aside, helping with the tomb raiding case and my cousin's affairs was too drawn out. I'm not here to read a detective novel.

There are far too few posts; this shouldn't be the case.

The author has let loose, setting a goal for two months, only to be proven wrong now.