Treasure Appraiser

Reading articles like this reminds me of the days when those bastards stole 2.3 Million cultural relics! I still feel that the island in my childhood is still not a good thing! Sooner or later I have to get it back!

In reply to the book friend's mention of "Ya She", there is a reference. In fact, it is more inspired by the "Foreign Object Chronicles" of the Mao Liang team. Each object has its own special ability.

The B score is too low, and the whole book feels too fragmented. I asked me to write: I would like to write it as a spirit martial arts master, where the soul can experience that era through soul travel. After completing a certain story, I can come back and gain a certain ability, so that the heroine's appearance is not unexpected.

The idea is good, but I always feel that it looks pretentious, and the whole body is deliberately antique. And the logic is very problematic. The restoration of cultural relics seems to be a special skill. Why doesn't he learn it by himself after living for so many years? What others can learn in 20 years after more than ten years of study, he cannot learn in 2000. The same goes for the plot. Hasn't the author studied history? At the beginning, Xiang Yu rushed into Xianyang Palace and stabbed Ziying to death with a sword. Then a group of soldiers grabbed the Great Qin Jade Seal in the treasure room. I beg you to read the history books, please? Even if you have read the novel, you will not write it like this.

Have you ever thought about one thing, after living for 2000 years, dogs can repair cultural relics...

The idea is good, but the logical conception is so frustrating. 2,000 People have lived in vain.

The Easter egg chapter has been released and some pitfalls have been filled in. Book friends who think it is good can leave a comment. If it feels good, I will continue to write the Easter egg chapter. New people and new books still need the support of brothers.

Well written, fattened and then slaughtered

Who is that other person

Isn't it from a harem stallion?

It's a good idea, I didn't expect it

Ming Forbidden City? The Forbidden City was rebuilt in the Qing Dynasty, the capital of the Yuan Dynasty, the five capitals of the Jin Dynasty, and the ancient capital of the Yan Kingdom

How long is the author's timeline? After the founding of the People's Republic of China or the War of Liberation? It's impossible that Sichuan hasn't been liberated since the founding of the People's Republic of China, right?