Treasure Hunting Begins in Britain

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There are not many British-style treasure hunting books on the Internet, and they can be considered relatively niche. Reading this book feels like entering a museum, where you can learn history while reading. I hope that the follow-up main plot will be more exciting, and such a wonderful and interesting "historical" novel will be completed 😁.

When I saw Chapter 46, I felt very baffled. I really didn't understand the brain circuit of the protagonist. The protagonist helped retrieve millions of dollars of property without the other party's knowledge. The payment has not been received for several months (although the other party had reasons and solemnly apologized, but if it has not been paid, it has not been paid). The other party said that it would negotiate a new business with the protagonist. The task was to find a person who disappeared more than 70 years ago. The reward was travel expenses and possible undetermined rewards. As of now, there should be no doubt about who owes whom, right? How much brainstorming did the protagonist go through before he thought that he would owe the other party a favor if he failed to complete a search mission that spanned more than seventy years? The other party made it clear that they had entrusted many people during this period, but they all failed. They all owed favors? Or will the protagonist not be found this time and the target will die or die again? Or maybe the other party arranges tasks for the protagonist and makes the protagonist feel grateful?

Great book! I hope it won't break down like The Treasure Picker. The author's writing style is also good. I was a little uncomfortable with it at first, but I still read it in one sitting. There are no monthly passes for the moment, but I can guarantee that as long as you don't jump and are in a stable state, all my future monthly passes will be yours!

Maybe my three views are not very correct, and the author's attitude towards certain countries is completely inconsistent with my three views. Maybe for me, I would be satisfied with the hatred between country and family only if it cannibalizes the culture of that country a little bit, instead of collecting and exploring the history of that country like the characters in the author's works.

I just want to ask, if the wealth looted by the Nazis in World War II is found in the future, does the author want to return it to Germany or to the families of the victims, or to the countries involved in the war? If you sell it yourself, then the author will return all the things you found earlier, and the character of the protagonist will collapse.

This book is actually pretty good. It just lacks refinement in details. There are too many typos and omissions. Also, the plot is too bland. Don't keep looking for treasures. If possible, mix in some daily routines. Go somewhere for fun or something. Or interact with history. As well as the number of appearances of supernatural powers, it feels a bit small. Although it is also because of its destructive power, there is actually no chance to use it. There are quite a lot of uses for things like detection, tracking, and backtracking. But it can also be used in some production aspects. For example, making some handicrafts, or creating some unique terrains and landforms. You can also get some extraordinary items. Then throw it somewhere, deliberately letting ordinary people find it. Of course, I didn't mean for the author to write about spiritual energy recovery or anything like that. Too much of that is boring. I mainly wanted to add some interesting points. The main thing is to express that magical feeling.

How are the protagonist's physiological needs addressed? As a billionaire, you cannot be afraid of illness and avoid treatment. . .

I have saved more than 300 chapters and I don't want to give them up and I don't want to read them and feel like they are useless.