Livestreaming Treasure Hunts: Taking Advice Made Me a Master Appraiser

It's not that I don't understand. Author, have you ever actually seen someone buy antiques online? Regardless of whether you understand them or not, the transaction has to be done in person. How could you possibly buy something after just looking at it online and getting it appraised? Online appraisals these days are just for show; it doesn't mean they're genuinely knowledgeable.

Not bad, not bad, just too short. Keep it up, author! I checked and found that the artifacts the author mentioned actually exist. You must have done a lot of research; you put in a lot of effort! This is how treasure appraisal novels should be written.

Where do you get so many bargains to pick up? Speechless.

I come to visit the author's page every day. I've read several of your books over the years, and your writing style is becoming increasingly mature! Hahaha

Experts are basically idiots, while the wealthy will flock to your side at the slightest hint of trouble. You can't read this book with your brain.

In reality, if this kind of live-streamed bargain hunting wasn't scripted, you'd never even find the body.

They initially lied to the vendor, claiming they had live video footage, and every time they were sued, they won. I'm speechless.

Is Jianbao Live Streaming suicidal?

I can't stand it anymore! They just snag a bargain like that, don't they even think before they start?

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