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This is the worst novel I have ever read about antiques. The protagonist is the most cowardly, stupid and sleazy person. The plot is awkward and the brain circuit is strange.

The protagonist is also too despicable, it feels like he is just being a slave and does whatever he is told. His so-called friends keep asking for favors from him, but they don't seem to be of any help to the protagonist. Friends should be two-way. The main character is also too weak. There are so many typos in your article. Was your Chinese taught by a physical education teacher?

I stopped looking at it when I saw it could repair cracks in jade. It was too big, so you might as well just make something out of nothing or turn stone into gold.

I ordered another chapter. I really don't want to read it, so I'll leave it for now. I'll talk about it in a month or two. It's too tasteless. I really can't figure out why I want to get together with those people in the Hong Kong entertainment industry. What effect does it have on the plot? It's too pretentious, unnecessary, and too cheap, so I won't say more.

I call you big brother. When will it be updated?

The protagonist is a little too greedy. He packs up all the antiques and even buys other people's houses. When the value of the things rises greatly in the future, the seller still hates the protagonist because he is his descendant. The main protagonist does this not once or twice. Some sellers are not willing to sell, and the protagonist stalks them.

I like this kind of subject matter. It would be awesome if it can be written with a sense of age and if it is written in a cool way!

This kind of era is best interspersed with real-life characters from 1983, and the sense of substitution is better

The chronological data, characterization, and story rhythm are completely flawless. The only problem is that there are too many typos...

I'm from Yunnan, and I'm a really good master of stones. I never cut stones in front of others. I always take them back myself and know when they go up or down.

What really makes me speechless is the plot of copying songs. As a collection of books, you have made it entertainment for me. I stopped reading it when I saw "Being a Song Copywriter in Japan". Now I look back and see, my dear, what is it like to read the whole text? What was not good to do to make money in the 1980s? It's a money-making industry, wouldn't it be nice to use the money earned to collect it? Why do you want to get involved in this shit about the entertainment industry? If I want to read books about the entertainment industry, can I have less starting point? Who reading this book is not a fan of collecting antiques? It's better for you, you want to get involved in everything, but you can't do anything well. When writing about collections, write about collections well. Don't just stick here and there, and end up with a bunch of feathers all over the place.

The more I read this book, the more depressing it became, and the more I read, the more disgusting I felt. I won't talk about my cousin's divorce. After all, it's not the main story, so I'll bear with it. Liu Feiran has done so many things, but it's no big deal. After killing someone behind Zhou's back, wouldn't it be enough for Zhou to pay some compensation for a meal? The master is so angry that the protagonist can only watch. You have so many brothers, why don't you find someone to kill that nephew? Besides, Liu Feiran asked that good-for-nothing nephew to come over and cause trouble, and then the nephew got into trouble and was gone?

The Xiao Yue family was all killed by his nephew. I don't know what the author was thinking, but I didn't write it in a disturbing way.

It's about a protagonist who travels back in time to 1980 and keeps making money and collecting antiques until he dies of illness in 2021! My grandson became addicted to pornography, gambling and drugs and sold all his antiques! In the end, the protagonist's coffin board couldn't hold it down! The whole book is finished!

If you make a small comment, the author will delete it if it feels bad. I haven't started reading this book yet, but I glanced at the catalog and saw that it was full of numbers one, two, three, up, middle, and down, which made my desire to read plummet.

Everyone has to lick it, and the main character is like a slave

I read the comments and I was curious how the protagonist survived to chapter 700?

The protagonist's master is about to die and he still wants to trick people. Failure to explain the funeral will obviously ruin the later plot.

A word of advice, since you have been reborn, it is obviously a cool article, so don't let the pig's feet be so aggrieved. Since you can't master the abuse, it's best to rush towards the cool side.

The protagonist can only go in and out, he is a Pixiu.

After reading 8 chapters, the writing is not as bad as some people said, but there are two problems. First, is it called Sifang or Sihai? So many people reminded the author that it has not changed, which shows the author's attitude. Second, to be honest, in the chapter about the jar at my mother's best friend's house, he doesn't look like a 60-year-old man. In life, rabbits don't eat grass from the edge of the nest. They are your mother's best friends. They are all in the same place. You should at least tell the actual situation. If you really like it, you can't take advantage of acquaintances. If you know the value of the jar in the future, how will you let your parents interact with others and face the gossip in the village? You can see the author's character from here.

The author did not have a clear understanding of the purchasing power of 50 yuan in the 1980s. For 50 yuan, he bought two rabbits and a deer, and he often spent hundreds or thousands to collect antiques. Was it really so easy to make money in the early 1980s?