Live Appraisal: Friend, There's Something Seriously Off About Your Treasure

The "tenfold compensation for a wrong answer" offer is really discouraging. Nowadays, antique appraisal is all about comparing the reputation of the experts. If you, a live streamer, identify it as fake, but another expert identifies it as real and issues an appraisal certificate, then even a fake becomes real. Appraisers and auction houses will all consider it real. What can you do? Antiques are all about hype!

Honestly, it's really poisonous. The burly man placed the knife in front of the protagonist, who was so frightened that he wanted to say, "This is a precious knife." When the words were finally spoken, they came out as, "Something's wrong with your knife?" What? The protagonist can't control his body? Why not just say that the protagonist frowned and said with a serious expression that his sword was not right?

I've read over a hundred chapters of this book, and it's all about the protagonist appraising treasures. A bunch of netizens are making a fuss, wondering if it'll all follow the same formula later on. It's really tiresome; there's no plot at all, and the satisfying moments are all the same. You can tell the ending just by reading the beginning. After all, readers are here for a novel, not for educational content.

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I was having a good time at first, and then you suddenly throw in fantasy and supernatural elements.

Well, the writing and plot are quite good, but it's a bit mindless and overly simplistic. I'd recommend it for beginners and those new to reading. Experienced readers looking for something to read can use it to pass the time and have some fun.

The story, lacking in polish, is somewhat disappointing; it's bland to watch but not worth discarding!

Have some common sense, you're acting like a complete idiot.

Someone else unearthed something at the ghost market, and the protagonist chimed in? Someone even showed it to the protagonist? Everyone around was ready to offer to buy it—people like that would get beaten up in real life.

Share your thoughts What attracted me was learning about our ancient artifacts; this part could be considered helpful. The author also did a lot of research, which is a positive contribution—popularizing our history, artifacts, and culture. As for the plot, those who know, know; I won't criticize it. However, the endless stream of irrelevant ramblings interrupted my reading of the artifact descriptions.