Livestreaming a Shop Tour: Taking on Antique Street with 200 Yuan

Two hundred million in three days, are you planning to take advantage of every opportunity in America?

Taking a bowl made by Zhu Yuanzhang off the shelves is overreacting.

Making money through live streaming like this, surviving for even a month is impressive; people's jealousy will drive the bodyguard to despair.

The world's average level of education is prenatal education. If everyone had the same IQ as the viewers in this livestream, why would antique dealers even need to set up stalls? If antique dealers were that stupid, why would they need to find bargains? It's just idiots fooling idiots.

I don't know why, but when I read novels, my first concern is always the protagonist's personal safety. I hope they have a strong ability to protect themselves. Because the protagonists in novels inevitably have to show off, and if they show off too much, getting beaten up is unavoidable. So, do you think they shouldn't have the ability to protect themselves?

I lost interest in following the story after the character was introduced to a prestigious family. Perhaps that's just an excuse, but I genuinely had no desire to continue reading.

These are studio-produced works, possibly even AI-generated; it's impossible for a normal person to produce such subpar results.

Watching with your brain is an insult to your intelligence.

It would be more interesting to write about finding bargains abroad.

Another one charging for content with very little writing. Qidian's business practices are appalling; they have absolutely no principles.