The Myriad Worlds Trading System: Trading for Emperor Huizong from the Start

After reading it, say a few words. You can trade antiques with ancient people or ancient people in parallel worlds, but you cannot trade contemporary ones. You need antiques collected by ancient people, preferably as old as 1,800 years, otherwise the antiques you trade will be fakes and both real and fake. Another thing must not be repeated, so it is best not to trade famous people's calligraphy and paintings. Vases, jades, porcelain, etc. Are also very valuable, and they are not unique. There are less duplicates. Things worth millions or hundreds of thousands will not attract attention.

How dare you, a commoner with no rights or background, sell such a special national treasure as Mr. Hun Degong's calligraphy and painting? Believe it or not, you can drink tea in minutes! Not only were the things confiscated, but a lot of the punishment was imposed.

The protagonist just wants to have enough to eat and nothing to do. When he has money, he doesn't go out to pick up girls and act cool, buy a car or a house, he goes to be a good person.

When I read the introduction to the Almighty Man at the end, I thought of the Godly Man and lost interest in reading it.

I don't understand the plot of asking for wages in arrears for the moment. It always feels like it doesn't promote the main plot.

It's better to trade gold directly. If the other party is the emperor, it should be simple to ask for hundreds of kilograms and tons of gold!

I won't say anything else, but I don't understand why I insist on saying that I wrote Dream of Red Mansions. Isn't it shameful to openly admit that a friend wrote it and just commissioned it to be published by myself? How is this behavior different from that of a villain?

You can add some from other countries, such as Ashoka, the Pope, etc.

First

Seeing the character guarantee reminded me of "The Lord God's Black Shop". Happy New Year every year…