
Treasure Hunting: I Can Possess Anything Without Limit
寻宝:我能无限附身
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 335k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
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171Chapters
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I'm speechless. They clearly possess immortal treasures and can even split their souls, yet they no longer believe in feng shui or immortals. Seriously, is the author contradicting the established lore? What I've always wanted to complain about is that, given the existence of immortal treasures, according to the lore, they should be cultivating immortality.
The protagonist is the kind who's naive and rich, and he's already easily making tens of millions right from the start. Within a hundred chapters, he'll be making billions. Later, he'll go on an overseas expedition and make hundreds of billions, and then... That's it.
It's toxic; I've read this book before.
A 10% bonus + wages + fuel costs + fishing boat wear and tear + resource consumption... It feels like the crew are all shareholders, not employees. Most importantly, this money basically has nothing to do with the crew; it's all found by the protagonist using his special abilities. The crew just dismantles it. That's a bit too much of a saintly arrangement. Time to start a new book.
The protagonist just randomly gives away things; I'm speechless. A boat, he just gives it away like that. He gives money to the village without any oversight—where does it all go? I have no idea. In our Northeastern dialect, it's like a poor person suddenly becoming rich, puffing out their chest and belly.
First of all, the idea of possessing animals to search for treasure is quite good and makes people want to keep watching. However, the author clearly lacks common sense. Building a factory in a rural area is being paid 2,000 yuan per square meter, which is about 1.33 Million yuan per mu! Even commercial land in small cities doesn't cost that much! Not to mention this is industrial land!
They give away 10% every time, that's too much. Is the protagonist using cheat codes to distribute the money?
Developing commerce through fishing is acceptable, and treasure hunting on the side is quite popular; lost civilizations and prehistoric treasures are good directions. Your cheat ability is already so powerful, focusing entirely on developing it is a good choice. Later on, you could physically traverse the universe, create universes from space, and lead your country to dominate the cosmos.
Let's retreat. Chapter 10 suggested giving 10% of each earnings as a bonus, but that's not because we're unwilling, it's unrealistic and pointless.
The old books are already having unstable updates, and you're starting a new one, and even running two accounts simultaneously! 😅